Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Diplomatic efforts to end war continue

Diplomatic efforts to end the war in Ukraine continue even as Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities carry on without a pause Ukrainian and Russian negotiators will today resume talks to bring about some form of resolution to the conflict this time via video conference president Putin's spokesperson Dmitri Paskov confirmed on twitter that today's meeting will be held to sum up results of the meetings held so far Ukrainian president Vladimir Zelensky say that the main task of this delegation was to arrange a meeting between himself and his counterpart president Putin Then the next round of talks come after both sides said that they were making headway at the negotiations a member of Russia's negotiating team was quoted telling Russian media that he expected talks to progress over the next few days into a unified position where documents can be signed but neither side said what these would cover three rounds of talks between the two sides in Belarus the most recent one held last Monday had focused mainly on humanitarian issues president Putin too has acknowledged that there had been some positive shifts in dialogue and that negotiations are being held almost daily for Ukraine a ceasefire is critical as thousands of people have died since February the 24th when president putin launched what he called a special military operation to read the country of Nazis.