Ukraine’s Kuleba: No cease-fire agreement reached at Turkey meeting
By DW
11 March 2022 |
11:26 am
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has said no progress on a cease-fire was made at talks with his Russian counterpart. The meeting in Turkey was the first at this level since Russia's attack on Ukraine began.
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