Russia and Ukraine have resumed peace talks in Istanbul after a seven-week pause, but little progress has been made toward a ceasefire or a comprehensive peace agreement. The only tangible outcome so far has been an agreement to exchange prisoners of war, with both sides remaining deeply divided on key issues. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has proposed a high-profile summit involving leaders such as Putin, Trump, and Erdogan, but Russia insists its war objectives must be met before peace can be achieved. Despite international pressure, including threats of new sanctions from the U.S., hopes for a breakthrough remain low as deadly attacks continue in Ukraine. Both sides appear entrenched, with negotiations ongoing but no immediate end to the conflict in sight.
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