俄外长：恢复乌境内俄语人口权益是和平关键 金十数据6月6日讯，俄罗斯外交部长拉夫罗夫6日发布视频庆祝俄语日。他在视频中称，俄罗斯将继续 致力于全面恢复乌克兰境内俄语居民权益，并视其为实现冲突可持续和平解决的关键要素。6月6日是普 希金的生日，是俄官方确认的俄语日，也是联合国俄文日。 ...

Core Points - The second round of direct negotiations between Russia and Ukraine took place in Istanbul, Turkey, focusing on peace resolution of the conflict [1][3] - Both parties agreed to a temporary ceasefire of two to three days to exchange the bodies of fallen soldiers, with Russia set to unilaterally transfer 6,000 bodies to Ukraine next week [1][3] - A medical committee will be established for the regular exchange of severely injured soldiers, following a "all for all" principle [1] - Ukraine's Defense Minister stated that both sides reached an agreement on the exchange of sick prisoners of war and bodies of fallen soldiers [3][6] - Turkey's President Erdogan expressed a desire to host a summit involving leaders from Russia, Ukraine, and the United States to further peace efforts [6] Negotiation Outcomes - The negotiations lasted approximately one hour and concluded with a commitment to exchange over 1,000 prisoners of war [3][6] - Russia presented a ceasefire memorandum to Ukraine, which will take a week to review and coordinate further actions [3][6] - The proposal for a 30-day unconditional ceasefire was rejected by the Russian delegation during the talks [3][6]

Core Viewpoint - The second round of direct negotiations between Russia and Ukraine in Istanbul resulted in significant agreements regarding prisoner exchanges and the potential for a ceasefire, indicating a step towards resolving the ongoing conflict [2][4][7]. Group 1: Negotiation Outcomes - Both parties agreed to exchange severely injured and ill prisoners, as well as those under 25 years old, with a minimum of 1,000 individuals to be exchanged from each side [4][12]. - Russia will unilaterally transfer 6,000 deceased soldiers' bodies to Ukraine, and a medical committee will be established for regular exchanges of severely injured soldiers [4][6]. - The Russian side submitted a peace memorandum to Ukraine, which includes proposals for a ceasefire and specific terms for resolution [5][7]. Group 2: Future Meetings and Proposals - Ukraine proposed a meeting between President Zelensky and President Putin between June 20 and 30, emphasizing its importance for the negotiation process [9][10]. - Turkish President Erdogan suggested a summit involving leaders from Russia, Ukraine, and the United States to facilitate peace discussions [17]. - The next round of negotiations is anticipated to occur at the end of the month, with both sides expressing willingness to continue dialogue [14][15].

Group 1 - Turkish President Erdogan proposed a summit involving leaders from Russia, Ukraine, and the United States to seek a peaceful resolution to the Russia-Ukraine conflict [1][10] - The second round of direct negotiations between Russian and Ukrainian delegations took place in Istanbul, with Erdogan stating that significant progress was made [1][6] - The negotiations resulted in an agreement for the exchange of 1,000 prisoners of war, although no consensus was reached on a ceasefire [1][6][7] Group 2 - Ukrainian President Zelensky emphasized that the special operation "Web" was independently conducted by Ukraine without assistance from partners, targeting Russian military objectives [2][3] - The Ukrainian Security Service reported the destruction of at least 13 Russian military aircraft during a special operation on June 1, with a focus on strategic bomber bases in Siberia [5][6] - The Russian Defense Ministry confirmed that Ukrainian drone attacks targeted several military airports, resulting in fires but no casualties reported [5][6] Group 3 - The Russian delegation leader, Mezhinskiy, announced plans to unilaterally transfer 6,000 deceased soldiers' remains to Ukraine next week, with a commitment to establish a medical committee for the exchange of severely injured soldiers [6][7] - The Russian memorandum presented to Ukraine includes three chapters proposing two ceasefire options and 31 specific terms, with discussions on a potential meeting between Zelensky and Putin scheduled for late June [9][10]

Core Viewpoint - Turkish President Erdogan proposed a summit involving leaders from Russia, Ukraine, and the United States to achieve a peaceful resolution to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, expressing a desire for direct meetings between Putin and Zelensky in Turkey [1] Group 1 - Erdogan stated that the second round of direct negotiations held in Istanbul resulted in "significant achievements" [1] - The number of prisoners of war to be exchanged between Russia and Ukraine exceeds 1,000 [1] - Both sides will also exchange the remains of fallen soldiers, with a notably large number of remains to be exchanged [1]

Core Viewpoint - Turkish President Erdogan proposed a summit involving leaders from Russia, Ukraine, and the United States to peacefully resolve the Russia-Ukraine conflict [1] Group 1 - Erdogan expressed his "greatest wish" for a meeting between Russian President Putin and Ukrainian President Zelensky in Istanbul or Ankara [1] - The Turkish President also suggested the inclusion of former U.S. President Trump in the proposed summit [1]

Core Points - The second round of direct negotiations between Russian and Ukrainian delegations took place in Istanbul, focusing on a peaceful resolution to the conflict [1] - Both sides agreed to a temporary ceasefire of two to three days to exchange the bodies of fallen soldiers, with Russia set to unilaterally transfer 6,000 bodies next week [1] - A medical committee will be established for the regular exchange of severely injured soldiers, following a "one-for-one" principle [1] - The parties agreed to exchange all severely ill prisoners of war and those under 25 years old, with at least 1,000 individuals to be exchanged [1] - Ukraine's defense minister stated that humanitarian issues were addressed, including the exchange of injured soldiers and the bodies of the deceased [1] - Russia submitted a ceasefire memorandum to Ukraine, which will take a week to review and coordinate further actions [1] - Ukraine proposed to hold the next round of negotiations by the end of the month [2] - Previous negotiations on May 16 resulted in an agreement to exchange 1,000 prisoners of war, but no consensus was reached on ceasefire terms [2]

Core Points - Ukraine proposed a 30-day unconditional ceasefire during the second round of direct negotiations with Russia [1] Group 1 - The second round of negotiations took place in Istanbul, Turkey, on June 2 [1] - The Ukrainian delegation was led by Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov [1] - The proposal aims to establish a ceasefire across air, sea, and land [1]

Core Viewpoint - The second round of direct negotiations between Russian and Ukrainian delegations commenced in Istanbul, Turkey, focusing on a peaceful resolution to the ongoing conflict [1] Group 1 - The Russian delegation, led by presidential assistant Medinsky, provided a unified statement regarding the negotiation outcomes [1] - Russia submitted a peace memorandum to Ukraine, outlining proposals for achieving a genuine ceasefire [1] - Ukraine has decided to study the Russian memorandum before providing a response [1]

5月16日的会谈未能就乌克兰及其西方盟友主张的停火协议达成一致。俄方表示，必须满足特定条件后 才可能实现这一目标。 俄罗斯外长拉夫罗夫周三表示，俄罗斯提议于6月2日在伊斯坦布尔与乌克兰举行下一轮直接会谈，旨在 达成可持续的和平协议。目前乌克兰方面尚未作出回应。 拉夫罗夫在声明中称："我们希望所有真正而非口头支持和平进程成功的人士，能够支持在伊斯坦布尔 举行新一轮俄乌直接谈判。" 在美国总统特朗普施压的背景下，俄乌双方的代表本月早些时候在伊斯坦布尔举行了自2022年3月俄乌 冲突爆发以来的首次会谈。 俄罗斯总统普京在5月19日与特朗普通话后表示，莫斯科愿与乌克兰就未来和平协议的备忘录展开合 作。特朗普最新表示："无法确认普京是否希望结束冲突。如果普京耍我们，我们会做出不同的反应。 " 周三，俄罗斯谈判代表团团长梅金斯基发文称，已致电乌克兰国防部长乌梅罗夫，提出下一轮会谈的时 间和地点建议。梅金斯基强调："我必须重申：我们已准备好就可能实现停火的一揽子协议中的每一项 条款展开实质性讨论。"俄方声称正在等待乌方回应。 乌梅罗夫早些时候在社交媒体上表示，乌方已向俄方代表团团长梅金斯基递交了停火文件，截至目前， 俄罗斯 ...