It is said that Russia will consider an aerial ceasefire, but will not agree to a comprehensive ceasefire
2025-08-05 16:49:50
While Russia remains determined to press ahead with its military campaign, the Kremlin is weighing concessions to US President Donald Trump that could include an aerial ceasefire with Ukraine to try to avoid secondary sanctions. Despite low expectations for a successful deal, a visit to Russia this week by US special envoy for the Middle East Witkov is seen as one of the last chances for a deal with Trump, according to people familiar with the matter. One of the people said the suspension of air strikes, including drones and missiles, could be a potential de-escalation offer, provided Ukraine is also involved in signing it. However, Russian President Vladimir Putin will not agree to a comprehensive ceasefire in Ukraine because the Russian military is still advancing steadily on the battlefield and Russia's goals have not changed.
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