Russia Says No Ceasefire Deadlines as U.S.–Brokered Geneva Talks Continue Amid New Mass Strikes on Ukraine
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U.S.-brokered talks in Geneva — the third round involving envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff and attended by Ukrainian and Russian delegations and military chiefs under a U.S. June timeline — focused on ceasefire monitoring, a possible demilitarized zone and security guarantees, but stalled over Russia’s demand for control of parts of Donbas and Ukraine’s insistence it will not cede territory without a referendum. Moscow says there are "no deadlines" for a peace deal, even as Russia launched mass strikes — involving hundreds of drones and scores of missiles — across multiple Ukrainian regions that damaged infrastructure, injured civilians and prompted Kyiv to report numerous interceptions.
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