Ukrainian President Zelensky said on the 14th that if the US side can ensure that Russia makes a “real and long-term” commitment to stop the war, Ukraine is willing to cool down the situation. But at the same time, he said that there is currently no sign that Russia really wants to stop the war. Zelensky said in a video speech that night that the US side strongly recommended that Russia and Ukraine stop mutual attacks on critical infrastructure. If this proposal becomes the first step to cool down the situation, the Ukrainian side is willing to support it. At the same time, he said that although Ukraine's attack on Russia's “wartime economy” has put pressure on Russia, there is currently no indication that Russia really wants to stop the war. Zelensky said that negotiations to stop mutual attacks between Russia and Ukraine must cover matters such as energy, food transportation channels, and critical infrastructure. He also said that the plan required by the Ukrainian side “should not only cater to the election cycle, but should be based on the long term,” and the Ukrainian side expects relevant partners to provide details on it.

Ukrainian President Zelensky said on the 14th that if the US side can ensure that Russia makes a “real and long-term” commitment to stop the war, Ukraine is willing to cool down the situation. But at the same time, he said that there is currently no sign that Russia really wants to stop the war. Zelensky said in a video speech that night that the US side strongly recommended that Russia and Ukraine stop mutual attacks on critical infrastructure. If this proposal becomes the first step to cool down the situation, the Ukrainian side is willing to support it. At the same time, he said that although Ukraine's attack on Russia's “wartime economy” has put pressure on Russia, there is currently no indication that Russia really wants to stop the war. Zelensky said that negotiations to stop mutual attacks between Russia and Ukraine must cover matters such as energy, food transportation channels, and critical infrastructure. He also said that the plan required by the Ukrainian side “should not only cater to the election cycle, but should be based on the long term,” and the Ukrainian side expects relevant partners to provide details on it.