President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that representatives from Ukraine, the UK, France, and the USA will meet in London on April 23 to discuss opportunities for peaceful conflict resolution.

Source: The head of state wrote about this on X after a conversation with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, as reported by "European Truth".

Details: According to Zelensky, "our representatives will start working in London this Wednesday".

"Ukraine, the UK, France, the USA. We are committed to continuing a constructive dialogue to achieve an unconditional ceasefire and ensure a real and lasting peace," he added.

This meeting will be the second following discussions in Paris, where the USA, Ukraine, and its European allies are discussing an American plan for achieving peace in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.

Earlier, Bloomberg reported that the US proposals for a "peace agreement" between Russia and Ukraine include potential easing of sanctions against the RF in the event of a prolonged ceasefire, as well as possible recognition of the 2014 annexation of Crimea and Ukraine's non-NATO membership.

Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump believes there are "very good" chances for a "peace agreement" between Russia and Ukraine and promised to announce details within the next three days.