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Sergei Lavrov said some formulations for an agreement are near completion, with neutral status for Kyiv under "serious" consideration.
Both Russia and Ukraine appear more optimistic ahead of another scheduled round of peace talks - even as Moscow continues its assaults on Kyiv and other major cities.
With Moscow's ground advance on the Ukrainian capital stalled, Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov said a neutral military status for Ukraine was being "seriously discussed" by the two sides.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russia's demands for ending the war were becoming "more realistic".
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WNU Editor: Both sides are still far apart on issues like Crimea being a part of Russia, recognizing the Luhansk and Donetsk Republics, Ukraine applying to the EU, and security guarantees.
Ukraine President Zelensky And Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov Signal Optimism In Peace Talks
Ukraine and Russia signal progress made in talks -- Financial Times
Moscow and Kyiv say peace negotiations see progress although difficulties remain -- Washington Post
Zelensky, Russian minister Lavrov signal optimism in peace talks -- The Hill
Russia’s Lavrov sees hope of ‘compromise’ with Kyiv as Zelenskyy signals NATO shift -- Politico
Russia says parts of a Ukraine compromise deal are close -- Reuters
Russia and Ukraine ‘close to agreeing’ on neutral status, says Sergei Lavrov -- The Guardian
Russia Will Not Let Ukraine Obtain Nuclear Weapons, Lavrov Says -- Reuters
Zelenskiy says Russia’s position in negotiations is becoming ‘more realistic’ as fears deepen for Mariupol -- The Guardian
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