Christine Wang
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This is CNBC's live blog following Sunday's improvements on the conflict in Ukraine. See beneath for the most recent updates.
During an hour and a half video address with Russian columnists, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said his nation is ready to talk about embracing a nonpartisan status as a component of a harmony managing Russia. Any arrangement would be ensured by outsiders and put to a mandate.
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"Security certifications and lack of bias, non-atomic status of our state. We are all set for it. This is the main point," Zelenskyy said
In the interim, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has looked to explain President Joe Biden's remarks that Russian President Vladimir Putin "can't stay in power."
Talking in Israel, Blinken said: "As you most likely are aware, and as you have heard us say over and again, we don't have a procedure of shift in power Russia - or elsewhere, so far as that is concerned."
Biden got back to the White House early Sunday following a three-road trip to Europe.
France's Macron calls for restraint in words and actions on Russia-Ukraine after Biden's comments
French President Emmanuel Macron called for limitation while talking about or taking part in the Russia-Ukraine struggle.
"We need to stop the conflict that Russia has sent off in Ukraine without heightening - that is the goal," Macron said in a meeting with France 3 TV. He said the objective is to utilize discretionary means to arrive at a truce and withdrawal of troops.
"If this is the very thing we need to do, we shouldn't heighten things - neither with words nor activities," Macron said.
Macron's remarks come after Biden gave an ardent discourse in Poland where he considered Putin a "butcher" and said Putin "can't stay in power." The White House later endeavored to stroll back those remarks, stressing the U.S. doesn't have a procedure of shift in power.
The French president has spoken with Putin on a few events in conciliatory endeavors and said he keeps on talking with Putin.
"I wouldn't utilize this kind of phrasing since I keep on having conversations with President Putin," Macron said.
- Hannah Miao, with revealing from Reuters