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Ukraine War News Today - Top Stories and Breaking Updates from Kyiv Post

Ukraine has proposed an unconditional ceasefire in the ongoing war. This idea has been supported by 50 countries in a joint statement. Ukraine's Foreign Minister has reiterated the proposal, seeking a peaceful end to the conflict. However, the potential Russian response remains uncertain.

Russia's Foreign Minister, Lavrov, has previously expressed his opposition to a ceasefire during peace talks. The Kremlin has welcomed a US invitation for Russian President Vladimir Putin to attend the G20 summit in Miami in December. This invitation is part of Washington's ongoing efforts to negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine.

The diplomatic momentum gained from US envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner's recent visit to Moscow and Kyiv is being leveraged. The Kremlin has indicated that any response to Ukraine's ceasefire proposal would be handled through diplomatic channels. However, without further details from the source, the specific nature of Russia's potential reaction remains unclear.

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