Diplomatic Breakthrough: U.S., Russia, and Ukraine Reach Ceasefire Deals

The U.S., Russia, and Ukraine have reached separate agreements to halt fighting in the Black Sea and protect energy targets, with the U.S. agreeing to consider lifting some sanctions against Moscow. The Kremlin expressed satisfaction with the productive dialogue and swift agreement on protected facilities.

MOSCOW, March 26 (Reuters) - In a significant diplomatic development, the Kremlin announced successful negotiations with the U.S. regarding conflicts involving Ukraine and Russia.

On Tuesday, agreements were made to cease fighting in the Black Sea and halt energy target attacks. These deals may lead to the U.S. easing some sanctions imposed on Moscow.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov expressed the administration's satisfaction with the constructive dialogue, highlighting the rapid consensus on a temporary moratorium covering specific Russian and Ukrainian facilities.

(With inputs from agencies.)