Zelensky: We are ready for negotiations, but first a ceasefire

SARAJEVO, (Patria) - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said today that he would sit down at the negotiating table, but that a ceasefire must happen first.

This was reported by Ukrainian media, after information was released today that the Ukrainian and Russian delegations will meet tomorrow for a new round of negotiations. 

Speaking in an interview at a well-guarded government base, Zelensky called on NATO members to impose a no-fly zone to stop the Russian air force.

He insisted that a no-fly zone would be a preventive measure and that it should not draw the NATO alliance into a war with Russia.

Ukraine is today on the sixth day of Russian aggression, and Kharkiv seems to be the most affected currently, with residential buildings and a hospital hit by missiles. 

At the same time, Russian forces bombed a TV tower in the center of Kyiv and a cemetery of those killed in World War II.