The peace negotiations regarding Ukraine are at an impasse, according to the President of Finland.

Finnish President Alexander Stubb expressed concerns regarding the deadlock in peace negotiations for Ukraine in an interview published on Thursday. Stubb, who has close ties with leaders in the USA and Ukraine, mentioned that global attention is being diverted by the war in Iran, which could affect peace discussions. He emphasized that American negotiators have made considerable efforts, but Russia does not seem interested in a peaceful solution, with the central issue being the territories in Donetsk.

Additionally, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed the lack of progress following a recent delegation sent to the USA, highlighting that Russia is unwilling to engage in real peace negotiations. This complicated situation raises questions about the future of the negotiation process.