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Zelenskyy urges UN to intensify economic pressure on Russia to end war
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Zelenskyy urges UN to intensify economic pressure on Russia to end war

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed the United Nations, emphasizing the need for continued global efforts to choke Russia's financial capabilities. This appeal follows his earlier proposal for a maritime truce in the Black Sea, which remains pending a response from Moscow. The diplomatic push occurs amid reports of potential progress toward a broader peace agreement involving international mediation.

foxnews, wsj public reporting

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Zelensky Says Putin Is Unlikely to Curb Attacks Without U.S. Pressurewsj
Fact confidence: medium
Zelenskyy to seek offramp for years-long Russia war in UN speech after Trump reveals peace deal is closefoxnews
Fact confidence: medium
INFERY / RESEARCH VERDICT
Rating

Buy NO

YES overvaluedSignificant gapMedium confidence

No meeting is still the likely outcome, but US-brokered talks make a face-to-face encounter more probable than the market implies.

“No”Fair price range6–29¢
  • Trump met Zelenskyy in New York and says a deal can be reached, with Kushner and Witkoff due in Kyiv after seeing Putin.
  • Zelenskyy himself says Putin will not curb attacks without US pressure, and both sides kept striking energy targets.
  • Kyiv and Moscow were weighing a pause in strikes on energy infrastructure, keeping a path to talks open.
⚠Risk: The call relies on the US mediation push continuing toward direct contacts; if the Kyiv envoy talks are postponed or end without a framework, or no pause in energy strikes materializes, a Putin–Zelenskyy encounter becomes remote.
Next watch: Kushner and Witkoff's Kyiv talks after their Putin meeting: whether they produce a framework for direct talks.

Research verdict is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice.