Pavel: the Us Must Increase Pressure on Russia, Otherwise There Will Be No Peace in Ukraine

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The United States must increase political pressure on Russia and force it to sit down at the negotiating table, otherwise it will not be possible to achieve peace in Ukraine. Czech President Petr Pavel said this on Saturday at the so-called Ukrainian luncheon organized by the Viktor Pinchuk Foundation on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference. According to him, Moscow is currently not mentally prepared for negotiations.

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The US would often discuss the issue of concessions only in connection with Ukraine, but not with Russia.

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Czech President Petr Pavel stated that a "quick peace" in Ukraine will lead not to a Nobel Peace Prize, but to renewed aggression in the near future. According to RBC-Ukraine, he made this statement at a Ukrainian lunch in Munich, organized by the Victor Pinchuk Foundation. Read also: Is it realistic to end hostilities by summer? Zelenskyy names key condition. According to the Czech leader, Russia has not yet reached the understanding that it ca…

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The United States must increase political pressure on Russia and force it to sit down at the negotiating table, otherwise it will not be possible to achieve peace in Ukraine. Czech President Petr Pavel said this on Saturday at the so-called Ukrainian luncheon, which was organized by the Viktor Pinchuk Foundation on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference. He also said that the Czech Republic cannot be a free rider in increasing security …

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Munich - The United States must increase political pressure on Russia and force it to sit down at the negotiating table, otherwise it will be impossible to achieve peace in Ukraine. Czech President Petr Pavel said this today at the so-called Ukrainian lunch, which was organized by the Viktor Pinchuk Foundation on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference. According to him, however, Moscow is currently not mentally prepared for negotiations.