Russia-Ukraine live updates: Zelensky calls for peace ahead of talks; Russia resets military strategy https://t.co/fS0Bdey7P3

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 28, 2022

Zelenskiy hails upcoming Ukraine-Russia peace talks amid fallout from Biden comments on Putin https://t.co/CSBDeprQXX

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 28, 2022

Here is the latest news on the war in Ukraine:

👉 US to spend $100mn on civilian security assistance to Ukraine

👉 Zelensky says Ukraine ready to discuss neutrality in peace talks

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— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) March 28, 2022

Ukraine ready to discuss adopting neutral status in Russia peace deal, Zelenskiy says https://t.co/cC6tielUh8 pic.twitter.com/dyMNEP5zXF

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 27, 2022

1. For at least a week, Russia has not gained ground in Ukraine, while the Ukrainians have made minor advances.
2. It is the losing side – Putin – that should come up with peace proposals, while the winning side should march forward to greater victory.

— Anders Åslund (@anders_aslund) March 27, 2022

"Russia has increasingly focused on grinding down Ukraine’s military in the east in the hope of forcing Kyiv into surrendering part of the country’s territory to possibly end the war."https://t.co/QmUgiWZECW

— Michael Tackett (@tackettdc) March 28, 2022

In this article, I try to focus on what was truly historic about Biden's Warsaw speech and the what may happen next in Ukraine, why escalation would be a big mistake for Putin and what aspects of possible peace might look like. https://t.co/2V1VR4I8Jh

— David Rothkopf (@djrothkopf) March 27, 2022

Right now it seems reasonable to assume Putin does not want an off ramp, he wants to destroy Ukraine. And while that's the case, there can only be one survivor, Putin or Ukraine. If Putin changes… but if anything he appears to be taking Russia deeper into confrontation. https://t.co/1I0HcsixRs

— David Henig 🇺🇦 (@DavidHenigUK) March 28, 2022

We should be clear eyed and accept that the only reason Putin may ever consider the negotiating table is because his military gambit failed.

If he'd taken Kyiv in a week the only negotiations he'd be doing would be with his own newly installed puppet government.

— Dmitry Grozoubinski (@DmitryOpines) March 28, 2022

Throughout this thing people have treated Ukrainian autonomy like an irrelevance. Putin aims to eradicate it. The Nato-to-blame lot act as if it's not pertinent. Now commentators like to debate what fate would acceptable for them, over their heads.

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) March 28, 2022

Kremlin propagandists live and breathe from one clip of Tucker Carlson to the next. Here, Tucker argued that the U.S. should pressure Ukraine into taking Putin's "peace deal," which in essence is a demand for total capitulation. #TuckyoRose pic.twitter.com/YJTOE1o4zK

— Julia Davis (@JuliaDavisNews) March 27, 2022

Good morning Ireland, 2022 has escalated a touch while you were asleep. Will Smith punched Chris Rock at the Oscars then won Best Actor and went off on a surreal tearful speech about his divine mission 👌🏼 pic.twitter.com/QApvog67RZ

— karly🅿ants 🇺🇦 (@karlypants) March 28, 2022

no words. https://t.co/kqvKp68vLD #oscars

— Marlow Stern (@MarlowNYC) March 28, 2022

Sian Heder’s “CODA,” which first premiered at a virtual Sundance Film Festival in winter 2021, started out as an underdog but gradually emerged as the Oscars’ feel-good favorite. https://t.co/ko1BsxPmch pic.twitter.com/c3sEQgYsvP

— The Associated Press (@AP) March 28, 2022

Breaking News: “CODA” made history on Sunday night, becoming the first film distributed by a streaming service to win best picture. https://t.co/S4W243kWwq

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 28, 2022