NATO: No Ukraine peace talks without Ukraine

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Prime Minister Petteri Orpo has just returned from the Munich Security Conference. According to him, the US line on Ukraine is correct, even though the communication is contradictory.

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Europe must be part of the peace talks in Ukraine, but it must first define a common position for itself, which it will coordinate with Ukraine and the United States. Czech President Petr Pavel said this in a debate at the Munich Security Conference on Saturday. According to him, Europe must also not allow it to be about Ukraine without Ukraine. The Czech Republic has experienced such a situation in the past, the president added, in an apparent …

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Mark Rutte insisted on ensuring a “strong position” for Ukraine and that the outcome of any negotiations will continue. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte approves, albeit with some reservations, the effort of U.S. President Donald Trump to end the Ukrainian conflict. “It clearly leaves the impression that it was a successful phone call on peace in Ukraine,” Rutte said in referring to the first conversation between Trump and his Russian pair, Vla…

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German Chancellor Olaf Scholz insists that the defeat of Ukraine will not bring peace, that Ukraine must maintain a powerful army to be able to defend itself, for this it will need the support of Europeans and Americans. — Ukrinform.

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Brussels before the negotiations agreed by US President Donald Trump and Russia's President Vladimir Putin on the future of the Ukrai... Cologne needs Report-K. Now Report-K needs you, the Cologne:inside. Become K-bonnent:in and make your contribution to securing the existence of report-K and media diversity in Cologne. You are already K-bonnent:in? Username or email Password Remember Me Forgot your password Have you not K-bo yet? Complete a K-b…

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Mark Rutte, NATO Secretary General, held a press conference on Thursday after the defense ministers' meeting in Brussels, on which occasion he announced that Ukraine will be involved in peace negotiations with Russia, with Kiev set to receive "all the support it needs."