What's the latest?published at 12:20 Greenwich Mean Time 17 March
It's just gone midday in the London newsroom and if you're just joining us, here's the latest on the war in Ukraine:
- US President Donald Trump is set to speak with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Tuesday for Ukraine peace talks
- Speaking to reporters on Sunday, the president said the two leaders will address "power plants", "land" and "dividing up certain assets"
- Russia has confirmed that a call between the US and Russian leaders is being planned but would not be drawn on what they would discuss
- This comes after Ukraine's minister of foreign affairs urged the use of all "diplomatic tools" to make Russia accept the US-proposed ceasefire deal
- Elsewhere, at an EU meeting of foreign affairs ministers in Brussels, the EU's foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas also said Russia's conditions on the proposed ceasefire show "they don't want peace"

A Russian soldier, identified with red tape on his arm, walks through destroyed buildings in Loknya
- French President Emmanuel Macron and his newly-elected Canadian counterpart Mark Carney held a joint news conference where they said they would demand "clear commitments" from Russia
- Meanwhile, the war in Ukraine continues to rumble on as Russia and Ukraine launched overnight drone attacks on each other, according to officials from both countries
- Ukraine says Russian forces are continuing their attempts to invade the Sumy region, while Ukrainian soldiers have compared fighting in Russia's Kursk region to a "horror movie"
We'll bring you the latest updates as we get them.