Watch: Kyiv residents divided over ceasefire planspublished at 13:13 Greenwich Mean Time
The BBC spoke to people in Kyiv last week to find out whether they think a ceasefire would work
People living in Kyiv are still uncertain on Ukraine's future after the possibility of a temporary ceasefire was announced.
"We are not one step closer to peace," Tetiana Bortnytska says.
"I don't think that there will be any positive changes, and the fact that they are pressuring us to give up our territories... I'm sorry, I have two brothers there. What are they fighting for?" she tells the Reuters news agency.
Medical student Vladyslav Pryimachenko says "of course there's no trust but politics is politics. Every war comes with negotiations. So that's what we should do."
Ukraine needs to work with US President Donald Trump, he adds, because America is so powerful.
"So, it's not a question whether it's possible to do it or not. That's the reality, we should do this."