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Russia Rejects Ukraine's Black Sea Ceasefire Proposal

Russia has rejected Ukraine's proposal for a ceasefire in the Black Sea, with officials stating that such a measure would only give Kyiv time to regroup. Russia indicated it would intensify efforts against Western support for Ukraine.

14 Aug, 09:52 — 14 Aug, 12:20
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ukrainska-pravda3h ago

Russia rejects Türkiye's proposal for Black Sea ceasefire

Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova has said Russia sees no point in returning to the 2022-2023 Black Sea Grain Initiative or suspending hostilities in the Black Sea.

By Viktoriia Shabranska

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cyprus-mail4h ago

Russia dismisses idea of Black Sea ceasefire

Russia on Friday dismissed the idea of a ceasefire with Ukraine in the Black Sea, saying it saw no grounds for “half-measures that merely grant the Kyiv regime a temporary breathing space”.

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Moscow TimesMostly Factual2h ago

Russia Dismisses Calls for Black Sea Ceasefire

The Foreign Ministry said it saw no grounds for "half-measures" that would offer a respite to Ukrainian forces.

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meduza3h ago

Russia’s Foreign Ministry rejects truce with Ukraine in Black Sea

Russia’s Foreign Ministry stated it “sees no grounds” for a mutual truce with Ukraine in the Black Sea.

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zerohedgeLow1h ago

Russia Quickly Rejects Ukraine's Offer Of Ceasefire On Black Sea Shipping

Russia Quickly Rejects Ukraine's Offer Of Ceasefire On Black Sea Shipping Ukraine has quietly floated a deal through a third-party mediator to halt reciprocal strikes on civilian vessels in the Black Sea, Reuters reports, in what appears to be a calculated bid to unfreeze a critical global commodity corridor and to relieve pressure on Ukraine's battered wartime economy. The maritime artery remains a vital economic lifeline for both nations, channeling massive volumes of grain an...

By Tyler Durden

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