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Ukraine's Foreign Minister announces ceasefire agreement since March, calls on Russia to reciprocate

📍 Kyiv, Ukraine · Andrii Sybiha (Ukraine Foreign Minister) · 2026-09-23 15:50 UTC · Single-source report · confidence 7.0/10 · Eastern Europe / Ukraine
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What happened

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha stated on 23 September that Ukraine has agreed to a full, immediate, and unconditional ceasefire since March 2025. Sybiha called on Russia to accept the same ceasefire terms and engage in meaningful negotiations toward peace. The statement emphasized Ukraine's desire for peace and demanded Russia cease aggression. The announcement was made in Kyiv and reported via Telegram.

Context and assessment

The ceasefire proposal emerges amid a day of intense Russian strikes on Kyiv that killed at least two people and wounded approximately twenty, hitting residential and commercial buildings across multiple districts. President Zelensky's earlier statements on 23 September assessed the battlefield situation as unfavorable to Russia, characterizing continued Russian operations as accepting massive casualties without territorial gains. The timing of Sybiha's ceasefire announcement, following both the morning missile attack and Zelensky's earlier remarks on Black Sea de-escalation, suggests a coordinated diplomatic effort. Whether this represents a significant shift in negotiating posture or a continuation of existing proposals remains unclear from available reporting.

Sources and confidence

The statement was reported solely via Telegram (@ClashReport). Single-source reporting limits independent verification; no cross-confirmation from official Ukrainian government channels, international news agencies, or Russian sources is evident in available data. Confidence is moderate (7/10) owing to the diplomatic nature of the claim and its consistency with earlier 23 September statements by Zelensky, though direct official confirmation would strengthen confidence.

Location

Kyiv, Ukraine's capital, located in north-central Ukraine on the Dnieper River at approximately 50.45°N, 30.52°E. The statement's origin point is the city itself, from which Ukraine's Foreign Ministry typically operates.

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