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Taking an important diplomatic step, Turkey proposed to create a "Peace Platform" aimed at ending the ongoing war in Ukraine. This initiative comes after the first Peace Summit in Ukraine, which took place earlier this year in Switzerland, signaling a global push for conflict resolution and lasting peace in the region. Proposal of the Turkish Peace Platform Turkey's proposal for a "Peace Platform" is intended to facilitate dialogue between Ukraine and Russia, as well as to involve other international stakeholders committed to resolving the conflict. The initiative emphasizes Turkey's strategic role and its long tradition of mediation in regional disputes. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan emphasized the need for a cooperative approach, calling on the leaders of Ukraine and Russia to actively participate in the peace process. Ukrainian peace summit in Switzerland At the beginning of this year, Ukraine took a historic step towards peace by organizing its first Pe

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy recently hinted at the possibility of inviting Russian President Volodymyr Putin to the upcoming peace summit. This potential diplomatic gesture comes amid ongoing tensions and conflicts between Ukraine and Russia, drawing mixed reactions from political scientists and international observers. The context of the statement During a recent press conference, President Zelensky was asked about the prospects for direct dialogue with Putin at the next peace summit. Although Zelenskyi did not confirm the official invitation, his response showed openness to the idea if it could lead to significant progress in resolving the conflict. The announcement is significant given the tense relationship between the two countries following Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014 and the subsequent war in eastern Ukraine. The ongoing conflict has resulted in numerous casualties and strained Ukraine's international relations. Consequences of Putin's possible