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Russia and Ukraine have reached a ceasefire agreement covering the Black Sea after separate US-led negotiations in Saudi Arabia. The deal ensures safe navigation and bans strikes on energy infrastructure in both countries.
However, tensions remain as Kyiv warns that any movement of Russian military vessels beyond the agreed zones could violate the agreement.
Meanwhile, Moscow insists the ceasefire will only take effect once Western sanctions on Russian agricultural exports are lifted.
Security analysts say the deal benefits Russia at sea while allowing it to continue military advances on land. Observers doubt the ceasefire will lead to broader peace, with concerns that negotiations may not yield lasting results.
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