Negotiations between Ukraine and Russia took place over two days in Geneva with American mediation, and they have now concluded. According to Russian news agency TASS, the Russian chief negotiator, Vladimir Medinsky, announced that further discussions are expected to be held soon. The conversations have been intense, indicating the challenges that both nations face in reaching an agreement.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky voiced concerns that Russia is intentionally delaying the peace talks, which adds another layer of complexity to the ongoing conflict. After what Zelensky described as a 'difficult' day of discussions, he emphasized the importance of security guarantees for Ukraine in the negotiation process. His comments highlight the urgency of the situation and Ukraine's need for reliable assurances as part of any potential peace agreement.

The completion of these negotiations is significant, yet the prospects for an immediate resolution seem uncertain given the accusations by Zelensky. With both sides expressing a willingness to talk further, the future of peace in the region remains delicate. The issue of security guarantees for Ukraine will likely remain a central theme in upcoming discussions, as Ukraine seeks to establish a framework for lasting stability and safety.