俄乌第三轮谈判在即。 当地时间7月23日，据消息人士透露，乌克兰代表团已抵达土耳其。该代表团将首先在安卡拉与土耳其代 表举行会谈，之后赶赴伊斯坦布尔，与俄罗斯代表团就筹备领导人会晤展开谈判。 此前，俄罗斯总统新闻秘书佩斯科夫表示，克里姆林宫证实，由俄总统助理梅金斯基率领的俄罗斯代表团 已前往土耳其伊斯坦布尔。此外， 佩斯科夫表示，俄乌高层会晤只有双方达成备忘录后才有可能。 乌克兰和俄罗斯代表团5月16日在伊斯坦布尔重启关于和平解决俄乌冲突的直接谈判。6月2日，双方代表 团在伊斯坦布尔举行第二轮谈判。 此前两轮谈判，双方就释放重伤和重病战俘、移交死亡人员遗体等人道 主义问题达成共识，但在实现全面无条件停火及停战原则条件等核心问题上未能取得突破。 综合自：央视新闻 佩斯科夫：会谈不会轻松 当地时间7月23日，俄罗斯总统新闻秘书佩斯科夫表示，与乌克兰的谈判计划于当日晚上举行。双方计划 讨论与和平解决方案备忘录草案、战俘互换事宜等相关问题。佩斯科夫称，预计伊斯坦布尔的会谈不会轻 松，这将是一场"非常复杂的对话"。 佩斯科夫还表示，只有在备忘录达成一致后，俄乌两国才能举行最高级别会晤，否则就要在最高级别进行 复杂且耗时 ...

Group 1 - The meeting between Belarusian President Lukashenko and US Special Envoy for Ukraine Keith Kellogg lasted six and a half hours, discussing issues related to Ukraine, the Middle East, and sanctions policies from the US and EU towards Belarus and Russia [1] - Kellogg's visit marks a significant shift in US policy towards Belarus, moving away from the previous administration's strategy of tightening economic sanctions to isolate and punish Belarus [3] - The visit indicates a potential diplomatic upgrade, recognizing Belarus as an important regional player in the context of the Russia-Ukraine conflict [3] Group 2 - Analysts suggest that the US may hope to leverage Lukashenko's influence to accelerate negotiations for resolving the Russia-Ukraine conflict, given his previous role in the Minsk agreements [4] - Following Putin's comments on Ukraine's status, Ukrainian President Zelensky announced plans for new international measures against Russia, including increased funding for drone production and personnel adjustments within diplomatic missions [5] - Ukraine aims to secure agreements for technology transfers to boost its arms production, with discussions ongoing with several countries including Germany and the UK [5]

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]