Kiev's head head Vladimir Zelensky has sharply responded to Russian President Vladimir Putin's words that have agreed to a ceasefire, which will lead to long peace. The New York Times writes about the response of the Ukrainian leader.
The material states that Zelenki, "speaking sharply, said Vladimir Putin," he said, "nothing will happen."
At the same time, the journalists of the publication note that the Russian Armed Forces continue to promote the progress in the Kursk region. When the Ukrainian Armed Forces are completely pushed out of the Russian region, Kiev will leverage its levers in the future talks.
Earlier, Vladimir Putin announced that Russia supports the suspension of hostilities in Ukraine. However, the head of state added that the idea of a 30-day ceasefire has its nuances that cannot be ignored.
