Negotiations on a solution to the current war have been postponed, according to Russian and Ukrainian authorities, because the process has reached an impasse.
He also stated that Ukraine has not responded to Russia’s draught pact.
“Today the negotiation process was suspended. It was suspended because there are no significant changes or upheavals after the Istanbul communique,” A member of the Ukrainian delegation, Mykhailo Podolyak, was cited as stating.
Nonetheless, he expressed optimism that the peace talks will restart, adding that “every battle concludes the negotiating table.”
The latest round of face-to-face peace talks between Ukraine and Russia took place on March 29 in Istanbul, Turkey.
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