In a significant diplomatic move, the Ukrainian delegation, led by high-ranking officials, coordinated positions with representatives from the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, and France in Istanbul. The meeting held in Istanbul included discussions on developing mechanisms for a just and lasting peace in Ukraine, emphasizing the necessity of a full and unconditional ceasefire as the foundation for future decisions. The trilateral talks between Ukraine, Türkiye, and the United States aimed to address joint efforts towards achieving peace in the region. President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy stressed the importance of a ceasefire during his speech at the European Political Community Summit, highlighting the urgency to stop the ongoing conflict. President Zelenskyy also engaged in multiple bilateral meetings with world leaders to discuss diplomatic efforts for peace and to seek support for Ukraine in its defense against Russian aggression. The President emphasized the need for increased pressure on Russia to agree to a full ceasefire and engage in constructive negotiations. Discussions with leaders from Moldova, European Council, European Commission, Bulgaria, Sweden, and Montenegro focused on security guarantees, bilateral cooperation, and military support for Ukraine. Furthermore, efforts towards establishing an International Treaty to establish a Claims Commission for Ukraine were discussed in detail during a session held in The Hague. The session addressed the compensation for those affected by Russian aggression since 2014, reviewing the draft treaty and its key components. The commitment to cover all damages from the conflict was reiterated by participants, emphasizing the importance of addressing the consequences of the ongoing crisis. Post navigation Pandemic Heroes Advocate for Action at WHO Assembly Joint European Efforts to Return Deported Ukrainian Children Discussed in Helsinki