Zelenskyy calls for ‘new level of sanctions' on Russia after peace talks end in Istanbul
Speaking in Vilnius after a summit in Lithuania, the Ukrainian president said more sanctions on Moscow could deter further Russian aggression and bring the two sides closer to peace. He called for more pressure on Moscow 'and not just from Europe', as Kyiv demands the return of children from Russia
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