In the midst of the ongoing conflict, Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed a willingness to engage in direct peace negotiations with Ukraine, a development that has been positively received by Washington. This shift in approach follows a short-lived Easter ceasefire that was marred by allegations of violations from both sides. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, although cautious about the prospects of these talks, has decided to dispatch a delegation to London for consultations with key Western allies. The potential for direct peace talks between Russia and Ukraine has raised hopes for a resolution to the long-standing conflict in the region. The willingness of both parties to engage in dialogue is seen as a positive step towards de-escalating tensions and finding a diplomatic solution to the crisis. As the international community closely monitors these developments, there is cautious optimism that these peace talks could lead to a significant breakthrough in the efforts to bring an end to the conflict in Ukraine.

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Putin signals peace talks with Ukraine, welcomed by Washington after Easter ceasefire tensions, Zelenskyy hesitant, sends delegation to London.
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