Zelenskyy sets ground rules for peace agreement, Russia censors him

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy revealed some of his country's ground rules for a peace agreement with Russia on Sunday, but Russian authorities moved to censor the interview, perhaps because Zelenskyy also said that while Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed the invasion aims to “denazify” Ukraine, peace talks with Russia have not involved any discussion on Ukraine's supposed “Nazism.”

"We must have agreements with President Putin. The guarantors will not sign anything if the troops are not withdrawn," Zelenskyy said, according to the presidential office. A personal meeting would be "enough to start the process of troops withdrawal."