Ukraine and Russia have commenced a third round of negotiations in Istanbul, following two previous rounds that yielded limited outcomes. While exchanges of prisoners occurred, substantial progress towards peace is not expected. Amidst these talks, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy faces criticism for proposed legislation affecting anti-corruption bodies, yet he intends to submit a new bill to ensure their independence. Zelenskyy affirmed that existing standards for such institutions would be upheld, responding to public concerns regarding the reforms.
Negotiation teams from Ukraine and Russia have begun a third round of talks in Istanbul, but hopes for a breakthrough remain slim as the process continues.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy vowed to submit a new bill that would safeguard the independence of anti-corruption bodies amid criticism of existing legislation.
Despite prior meetings in Istanbul leading to some exchanges, no significant progress towards peace has been made by the Ukrainian and Russian negotiation teams.
Zelenskyy committed to maintaining independence for anti-corruption institutions, stating that the new law will address concerns raised by critics.
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