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Informal US-Russia Backchannel Negotiations Restart as New Peace Proposals Emerge

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June 19, 2026

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Informal US-Russia Backchannel Negotiations Restart as New Peace Proposals Emerge

Informal negotiations between the United States, Russia and Ukraine have resumed, according to a report by The Economist. Informal negotiations with Russia have resumed, and daily contacts are being maintained between Ukraine and President Donald Trump's team,” the publication stated. According to the report, one of the ideas being discussed as part of efforts to settle the conflict is a two-stage ceasefire. The proposal would initially involve limiting military operations within a 50- to 70-kilometer zone on both sides of the front line, followed by a broader agreement at a later stage.

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