Turkish Offer to Host Ukraine-Russia Peace Talks in London Summit
Turkey's foreign minister will reiterate Ankara's offer to host peace talks between Ukraine and Russia at a meeting of European leaders in London on Sunday, allowing the parties to reunite under one table for the first time since 2022. This move could potentially lead to a significant shift in the dynamics of the conflict, with Turkey playing a key role in brokering a deal. The outcome of these talks remains uncertain, but they represent a crucial step towards finding a peaceful resolution.
- The fact that Turkey is willing to host peace talks between Ukraine and Russia, despite being seen as an ally of Kiev by some Moscow insiders, highlights the complexity of regional politics and the need for nuanced diplomatic approaches.
- Can a Turkish-led initiative really bring about lasting peace in Ukraine, or will it be just another attempt at short-term diplomacy that ultimately fails?