Recent Russian shelling in eastern Ukraine resulted in at least five civilian deaths, with casualties reported in Kramatorsk and Illinivka. The ongoing violence compounded the challenges faced during stalled peace negotiations, which concluded in Istanbul without significant progress. Although there was a tentative agreement for prisoner exchanges and discussions about the remains of fallen soldiers, Ukraine's call for a longer ceasefire was rejected by Russia, complicating diplomatic efforts as tensions remain high on the frontline.
Russian shelling killed at least five people in eastern Ukraine, including three in Kramatorsk and Illinivka, amidst ongoing conflict and stalled peace talks.
The latest round of peace talks ended without significant progress, although there was a brief agreement to discuss prisoner exchanges.
Ukrainian negotiators highlighted a need for careful preparation to return the remains of killed service personnel, emphasizing the complexity of such associations.
Despite Russia's proposal for a short ceasefire to collect bodies, Ukrainians rejected it in favor of an unconditional ceasefire for at least a month.
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