22.10.2026 11:02
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that he would accept a peace agreement that would halt the conflict with Russia along the current front line. Saying "We need to stop now," Zelenskyy said that after a possible ceasefire they would seek security guarantees from U.S. President Donald Trump and European countries. The statement came after Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff's contacts in Oslo and St. Petersburg.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he would accept a peace agreement with Russia that would stop the fighting along the current front line.
WE NEED TO STOP RIGHT NOW
According to Interfax-Ukraine News Agency on Wednesday, Zelensky said, "We need to stop right now. I believe this is a realistic way to end the war."
Noting that after a possible ceasefire they would demand security guarantees from US President Donald Trump and European countries, Zelensky said, "The most important thing is peace, and this peace must be supported by security."
WITKOFF FIRST IN OSLO, THEN IN ST. PETERSBURG
On Tuesday, Zelensky discussed various ceasefire proposals with Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff in Norway's capital Oslo.
On Wednesday, Witkoff also met with Russian leaders in Russia's St. Petersburg.