Zelensky says that the prospects for a partial ceasefire with Russia “positive result”

Kyiv: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that even a partial ceasefire with Russia will be a positive result and that Ukraine will bring closer to conflict resolution.

During a video briefing after a call between US President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, Zelensky, Ukraine said on Tuesday all the suggestions that would lead to permanent and fair peace, the Xinhua news agency reported to cite the Interfax-Ukraine news agency.

He showed interest in learning the details of the Trump Putin conversation and sharing them with the partners of Ukraine.

“There are two sides in this war – Russia and Ukraine.

He confirmed that Russia and Ukraine are planning a prisoner exchange after the formula “175 for 175”, which was announced after the trib-tutin talks.

Zelensky commented on the military operation of Ukraine in the Western Course region of Russia and said that the Ukrainian armed forces will stay in the region and continue their mission while Ukraine needs this operation.

In the past, Trump and Putin agreed that the movement to peace in Ukraine “with an armistice of energy and infrastructure as well as technical negotiations on the implementation of a maritime ceasefire in the Black Sea, full ceasefire and permanent peace will begin,” said the White House in a explanation.

Trump and his Russian counterpart Putin agreed on Tuesday in the Russia Ukraine War with a break on attacks on energy and infrastructure and negotiations for a complete ceasefire and permanent peace that immediately started.

The two guides also discussed bilateral relationships and the situation in West Asia in a long call that lasted almost two hours.

The plan you have agreed must be confirmed by Ukraine.

“The leaders agreed that the movement for peace with an armistice of energy and infrastructure as well as technical negotiations on the implementation of a maritime ceasefire in the Black Sea begins, full of ceasefire and permanent peace,” said the white house in an reading of the call.