Where do key players stand on the proposed ceasefire deal?published at 15:05 Greenwich Mean Time 17 March

The US president previously promised to end the Ukraine conflict within 24 hours of taking office
One week since the US and Ukraine announced their support for a 30-day ceasefire proposal, let’s look at where the key players stand:
Trump: “A very good chance” the war could end
Although Russia is yet to agree to the ceasefire proposal, US President Donald Trump insisted there is a “very good chance” the war could end.
Addressing reporters, the US leader said he will speak with Putin on Tuesday to discuss the peace proposals – as well as “land” and “power plants” - and may have "something to announce".
Putin: “We support it but there are questions”
Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed support for the idea of a ceasefire last week but set out several conditions for it to happen.
Those conditions include addressing “the root of this crisis,” Putin said, mentioning the future of Russia's western Kursk region, as well as details on who will enforce the ceasefire and how.
Zelensky: Putin is trying to “sabotage” peace
Responding to Putin’s conditions for a ceasefire, Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky accused Putin of trying to “sabotage” diplomatic efforts by setting "unacceptable conditions right from the start".
In a post on social media, he also urged the US to put more pressure on Russia and said only the "strength of America" could end the war.