The United States and Russia are expected to issue a joint statement after discussing the Black Sea Ceasefire deal
The United States and Russia are expected to issue a joint statement on Tuesday morning Discussion in Saudi Arabia Sources familiar with the matter told CBS News that it aims to achieve a ceasefire agreement on the Black Sea.
The statement is scheduled to be released at 4 a.m. in Washington, D.C. and 11 a.m. in Moscow, two sources said.
Sources said that while details of the statement are unclear, the report shared by the US technical team in Riyadh with the Trump administration seemed optimistic.
Ukrainian officials have also been informed, a source said.
Ukrainian sources said Ukrainian and U.S. officials held another round of talks in Riyadh on Tuesday, French news agency AFP reported. A member of the Ukrainian delegation told a small group of media, including Americans, that we are still working with Americans. ”
Russian negotiators told the country TASS news agency on Tuesday that Moscow will continue to negotiate “useful” with the Ukraine conflict and try to involve the United Nations and other countries, AFP said.
“We talked about everything, it was a heated conversation, not easy, but it was very useful for us and the Americans,” he added, a lot of issues were discussed during the 12-hour negotiations in the luxury hotel.
Previous deals were established by the United Nations and Türkiye Russia withdrew in 2023allowing maritime transportation in the Black Sea, allowing both countries to export grains.
U.S. officials met with Russian officials including Michael Anton of the State Department and Andrew Peek of the White House National Security Council.
National Security Advisor Mike Waltz said on SundayFace the country with Margaret Brennan“A ceasefire on air infrastructure came into effect immediately after President Trump’s call with Russian President Vladimir Putin. He said the next one on the agenda is a ceasefire at sea to allow the transport of grains, fuels and other commodities,” he said.
“Then we’ll talk about the line of control, which is the actual frontline, which goes into the verification mechanism, maintaining the peace, freezing the details of the lines where they are. And then, of course, there’s a wider range of permanent peace.”
Although separate negotiations are underway between U.S. officials and Ukrainian and Russian officials, the two warring countries continue to attack each other.
