New Pope demanded lasting peace in Ukraine

According to RCO News Agency, Pope Leo Fourteenth today (Sunday) held a private ceremony near the Tomb of St. Peter and preceded his first Sunday noon speech from the balcony of St. Peter’s Church.

In his first speech, Pope Leo Fourteenth demanded a true and lasting peace in Ukraine as soon as possible, Rihanovast News agency reported.

The new Catholic leader of the world said: “It is hoped that whatever is possible will be done so that the genuine, true and sustainable peace can be achieved as soon as possible.”

He also emphasized his demand in the war to release all prisoners and return all children to their families.

Pope’s remarks have recently been suggested that European leaders have proposed a two -day ceasefire in the Ukrainian war and warned that if the ceasefire was not established, the US and Europe would impose coordinated sanctions.

According to French President Emmanuel Macron, the ceasefire is to be implemented by the United States with the support of Europe.

In the same vein, Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday morning proposed a direct talks with Ukraine on May 9 in Istanbul, Turkey, which he said should be aimed at bringing sustainable peace and eliminating the roots of the war.

He said Russia proposes direct talks with Ukraine in Istanbul in an attempt to “eliminate the roots of conflict” and “achieve long -term and sustainable peace restore” rather than merely to restore weapons.

“We suggest that Kiev resumes direct negotiations without any preconditions,” Putin said in the early hours of Sunday. We suggest Kiev’s authorities to resume talks in Istanbul on Thursday.

However, Ukrainian President Walodimir Zelnsky urged Russia to confirm the ceasefire before the talks began. He urged Russia to confirm the unconditional ceasefire on May 9 (Monday) and said Ukraine would be ready to meet direct talks with Russia.

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