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Zelenskyy Says Ukraine Ready to Support US Proposal to Halt Infrastructure Strikes

Zelenskyy said Ukraine is ready to support a US proposal for a temporary halt on strikes against energy and infrastructure.

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Zelenskyy Says Ukraine Ready to Support US Proposal to Halt Infrastructure Strikes

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine would support a US proposal to stop attacks on energy and other civilian infrastructure for 30 days. He said Kyiv was ready to implement the arrangement immediately, provided Russia also accepted and observed it. The announcement followed a conversation with US President Donald Trump, who separately spoke with Vladimir Putin. Zelenskyy said Ukraine would welcome further discussions on achieving a broader and lasting ceasefire, while insisting that any agreement must be mutual and verifiable fully

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