Ukraine’s Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration, Vsevolod Chentsov, has called on Russia to take “real, concrete” steps toward peace before the European Union considers easing sanctions. His remarks come amid ongoing tensions as the war enters its 1,670th day. European leaders have increasingly accused Russia of engaging in hybrid warfare, complicating diplomatic efforts. French President Emmanuel Macron has reportedly made progress in discussions with U.S. President Donald Trump on resolving the conflict, though no formal agreement has been reached. The EU remains divided on how to balance pressure on Russia with support for Ukraine. Meanwhile, the war continues to strain European unity, with some nations advocating for stricter sanctions while others push for diplomatic solutions. The situation highlights the growing complexity of the conflict and the challenges facing international diplomacy.
Ukraine War Enters New Phase as EU Considers Sanctions Easing



























