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macroJun 16, 2026, 7:30 PM

Merz, Zelensky Inform Trump of Readiness for Peace Talks, Reject Donbas Surrender Demand

German Chancellor Merz and Ukrainian President Zelensky have informed US President Trump of their readiness for peace talks, but warn that Russia's demand for Ukraine to surrender the free part of Donbas remains unacceptable.

According to sources, German Chancellor Merz and Ukrainian President Zelensky have communicated to US President Trump their readiness to engage in peace negotiations. The move signals a potential diplomatic breakthrough in the ongoing conflict.

However, the leaders made clear that Russia's precondition—demanding that Ukraine surrender the currently free portion of the Donbas region—is categorically rejected. This stance underscores a key sticking point in any future talks.

The development comes amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and market uncertainty regarding the conflict's resolution.

Source: First Squawk