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world1d ago

Zelensky directly calls on Putin to end the war and begin direct ceasefire talks in a posted letter.
Zelensky states both sides should decide the future and emphasizes avoiding escalations.
The Kremlin says it will review the letter with Putin and noted the ongoing military campaign.
Putin suggests Trump’s peace ideas could end the fighting if Kyiv concedes, while pledging readiness for diplomacy.
Russia claims progress in Donbas, while asserting belief that time favors Moscow.
Putin stresses Russia’s military capabilities while signaling openness to peaceful conclusions under agreed terms.
The letter and remarks come amid ongoing exchanges as the war enters its fifth year.
Zelensky warns of continued Ukrainian resistance if a political solution isn't reached.
The Kremlin mentions reviewing the letter but does not indicate immediate changes to policy.
The article notes that both sides reference diplomacy while keeping military options on the table.

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world1d ago

Kyiv hopes to end the war's hot phase before winter through possible U.S.-mediated talks with Moscow.
Zelensky and his office signaled a potential ceasefire window as air defenses face shortages.
Ukraine reports battlefield gains in May, with more territory liberated than Russia captured for the first time since 2023.
U.S.-based talks have effectively frozen since February as Washington grapples with other security priorities.
Ukraine warns of air-defense stock shortages and difficulties obtaining PAC-3 Patriot interceptors.
Russia’s spring offensive underperformed, with Ukraine gaining ground and expanding deep-strike actions into Russia.
Kyiv expects Moscow may mobilize again, citing notices and recruitment patterns amid strain on manpower.
Zelensky voiced that ending the hot phase hinges on security guarantees from Western allies.
U.S. officials confirmed a renewed push to end Russia’s invasion, aligning with Kyiv’s leverage from battlefield gains.
Experts say the coming months may open a rare window for diplomacy amid shifting fronts and Western interest.

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world14h ago

AP News published a curated photo gallery of the week, highlighting global events through powerful imagery.
Images depict an injured civilian in Kyiv after a Russian strike, illustrating ongoing conflict impacts.
Protests and civilian resilience are captured in Tirana, Albania, amid questions about development projects.
Scenes from Havana show youths and communities adapting to economic and social realities.
Global sports and cultural events are spotlighted, including a World Cup venue prep in Texas.
A variety of human stories, from families in conflict zones to demonstrations for rights, are featured.
Images from Lebanon, Ukraine, and Ethiopia illustrate ongoing regional tensions and political events.
Global aid and humanitarian concerns are reflected in flood and climate-related images.
AP’s weekly photo roundups emphasize timely storytelling through images.
The collection provides a visual record of events shaping the week across continents.
The AP News gallery serves as a companion to written stories, offering visual context.

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Analysts trim Kyivstar's 12‑month price target to $17.85, implying roughly 28% upside from the current close.
Ten analysts cover Kyivstar, with a consensus Buy across nine ratings and no Sells.
Target range spans from $15 to $20 per share, indicating varied analyst expectations.
The update uses data attributed to FactSet for reference.
The piece notes the information is not a personal investment recommendation.

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