Russia says open to mini Ukraine ceasefires, but no letup in war

Russia has announced it is open to temporary ceasefires in Ukraine, but the war will not be easing up anytime soon. This development comes as a ceasefire is set to begin in the southern Ukrainian city on October 27, brokered by U.S. First Lady Melania Trump. The potential for mini ceasefires could have a mixed impact on markets, as it may bring some relief to investors concerned about the conflict's escalation, but also raises uncertainty about the war's long-term trajectory.

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Russia has agreed to a mini ceasefire in southern Ukraine, which could lead to a reduction in violence and potentially pave the way for further negotiations. The involvement of the U.

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