The US has renewed military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine following a 30-day ceasefire agreement reached after intense negotiations in Saudi Arabia. President Zelenskyy expressed optimism as the deal marks a potential de-escalation in the ongoing conflict with Russia. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that the terms of peace will be presented to Moscow, emphasizing that the next steps depend on Russia's response. The ceasefire applies to attacks along the entire front line and may be extended by mutual agreement.
The US has resumed military aid and intelligence sharing to Ukraine following a 30-day ceasefire deal awaiting Putin's endorsement after US-mediated peace talks.
The ball is now in Moscow's court, said Rubio, highlighting the need for Russia's agreement to the ceasefire alongside Ukraine and the US.
The ceasefire is intended to halt missile, drone, and bomb attacks along the front line, a significant step towards reducing hostilities in the ongoing conflict.
This agreement emphasizes the unusual involvement of the US in mediating the peace deal, as ceasefires are typically negotiated directly between the warring parties.
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