Ukraine Accepts U.S.-Backed Ceasefire, But Russia Attacks Instead of Negotiating
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🔴 UPDATE: March 11, 2025
Ukraine Agrees to U.S.-Backed Ceasefire, But Russia Responds with Attacks Instead of Peace
Hopes for de-escalation in the war between Ukraine and Russia took a major hit today, as Russia launched fresh attacks on Ukrainian territory—just hours after Ukraine formally accepted a U.S.-backed ceasefire proposal during negotiations in Saudi Arabia.
Key Developments:
Ukraine Accepts U.S.-Brokered Ceasefire:
As part of ongoing Saudi-hosted negotiations, Ukraine agreed to a 30-day ceasefire deal proposed by the United States, a move meant to halt hostilities and open the door for further peace talks.
In response to Ukraine’s agreement, the U.S. has resumed military aid and intelligence sharing, reinforcing Ukraine’s position in negotiations and on the battlefield.
Russia Attacks Despite Ceasefire Agreement:
Within hours of Ukraine’s acceptance, Russian forces launched new missile strikes on Kyiv and Kharkiv, directly undermining diplomatic efforts.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has not formally rejected the ceasefire but has instead doubled down on military pressure while pushing for broader conditions on any peace agreement.
Putin’s Conditions for a Peace Deal Go Beyond the War Itself:
While refusing to commit to a ceasefire, Putin has outlined several demands for a broader peace deal, including:
Ukraine renouncing NATO membership and significantly reducing its military capabilities
Kyiv withdrawing forces from four Ukrainian regions Russia claims but does not fully control
Western sanctions relief and the unfreezing of Russian assets in the U.S. and Europe
A rollback of NATO military buildup near Russia’s borders
Casting doubt on Zelenskyy’s legitimacy, suggesting Ukraine must hold elections before signing any deal
These demands signal that Russia is not simply negotiating a temporary ceasefire but pushing for a much larger geopolitical shift in its favor.
🔍 Why This Matters:
Russia Is Using Violence to Dictate the Terms of Peace: Rather than accepting Ukraine’s move toward a ceasefire, Putin is leveraging renewed military aggression to force his broader demands on the negotiating table.
Ukraine Stands Firm on Sovereignty: Despite economic and military pressures, Ukraine has refused to entertain any deal that involves territorial concessions, maintaining that Russian-occupied regions must remain part of Ukraine.
The U.S. Steps Back In: By resuming military and intelligence aid after Ukraine’s acceptance of the ceasefire, the U.S. has signaled that diplomatic efforts will not come at the expense of Ukraine’s ability to defend itself.
🚨 The Bottom Line:
Ukraine made a good-faith effort toward peace by accepting a U.S.-backed ceasefire, but Russia’s immediate escalation proves that Putin is still playing by his own rules. Rather than negotiating a temporary halt in fighting, Putin is using the moment to push for long-term strategic gains, making a near-term resolution unlikely.
📌 Sources:
AP News: US resumes military aid and intelligence sharing as Ukraine says it is open to a 30-day ceasefire
The Times: Ukraine war latest: Ceding territory to Russia is red line, says Zelensky
AP News: Pressed to accept a ceasefire in Ukraine, Putin seems likely to seek his own conditions
Politico: Russia bombards Ukraine after Zelenskyy’s team accepts US ceasefire plan
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