President Donald Trump criticized Putin's actions, urging an immediate end to violence but refrained from detailing potential U.S. responses.
Trump pushes for a peace settlement, claiming progress is being made, while Zelensky remains firm on territorial sovereignty.
Zelenskyy remains firm, stating Ukraine will not recognize Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea.
He labeled the conflict as "Biden’s war" and positioned himself as a peace negotiator, emphasizing missed opportunities for resolution.
Russia and Ukraine blame each other for violating the U.S.-brokered ceasefire as tensions rise at the Antalya Diplomacy Forum.
NATO officials remain skeptical of Moscow's intentions, citing Russia’s military draft and demands to address the "root causes" of the conflict as barriers to progress.
53% of Americans think Trump favors Russia, but most support peace negotiations involving all key players.
Putin's demands highlight the ongoing need to prioritize Ukraine's sovereignty while addressing U.S. interests in reducing prolonged foreign conflicts.