Fifty countries and the European Union have called on Russia to agree to a ceasefire, issuing a joint statement that highlights growing international pressure over the war. The United States did not support the declaration, underscoring differences among Western governments over how to address the conflict. Supporters say a unified demand could strengthen diplomatic efforts and protect civilians. Critics may view Washington’s absence as a sign of disagreement over negotiations, military assistance, or the conditions needed for a lasting peace.
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