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War in Ukraine: Is there a possibility that we are moving towards 'what is called a ceasefire'?

Now4 September 2026 at 15:36

The war in Ukraine continues to evolve, and the possibility of moving towards what is called a ceasefire emerges, according to recent analyses. The question of a possible ceasefire agreement remains under discussion in the context of the conflict.

José Filipe Pinto addressed the situation during an analysis, focusing on the new routines and measures adopted by Ukrainian authorities. These measures were implemented to protect both the economy and the population during air alerts.

Among the main measures adopted, the maintenance of metro circulation during alerts stands out, a decision aimed at preserving urban mobility and economic activity. Additionally, a reduction in the mandatory curfew was implemented, allowing greater flexibility for the population.

These decisions reflect the efforts of Ukrainian authorities to find a balance between the safety of the population and the need to maintain economic activity during the armed conflict.

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