Ukraine receives four ceasefire proposals from US, India, Turkey, Egypt

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Ukraine has received four ceasefire proposals from the United States, India, Turkey, and Egypt, Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha said. Kyiv is ready for various ceasefire formats but insists any truce must cover both energy infrastructure and the Black Sea. Sybiha said the broadest proposal came from India.
Key Facts
- Ukraine received four ceasefire proposals from the United States, India, Turkey, and Egypt, Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha said.
- Sybiha said Ukraine is ready for a ceasefire covering both energy infrastructure and the Black Sea, but only in that combination.
- The broadest proposal came from India, while Turkey and Egypt offered similar Black Sea ceasefires focused on restoring grain exports.
- The fourth proposal, from the United States, was discussed by Presidents Volodymyr Zelensky and Donald Trump during their meeting.
- Sybiha said a ceasefire could be one of the outcomes of a meeting between Presidents Zelensky and Putin.
Ceasefire Proposals
Ukraine has received four ceasefire proposals from the United States, India, Turkey, and Egypt, Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha said. The broadest proposal came from India, Sybiha said. Turkey and Egypt offered similar Black Sea ceasefires aimed at restoring grain exports. The fourth proposal, from the United States, was discussed by Presidents Volodymyr Zelensky and Donald Trump during their meeting.
Ukraine's Conditions
Ukraine is ready for a ceasefire covering both energy infrastructure and the Black Sea, but only in that combination, Sybiha said. A full energy ceasefire would mean halting strikes on all energy facilities, including port infrastructure. Sybiha said Ukraine is ready for various ceasefire formats, including an unconditional ceasefire along the contact line. He said a ceasefire could be one of the outcomes of a meeting between Presidents Zelensky and Putin.