US EditionPutin Proposes UN-Led Governance in Ukraine as Ceasefire Talks Stall
- Vladimir Putin suggested a temporary administration for Ukraine to facilitate democratic elections and peace talks, as reported by Russian news agencies.
- The White House National Security Council stated that governance in Ukraine is determined by its constitution and its people, responding to Putin's suggestion.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy rejected claims of illegitimacy, emphasizing that elections cannot occur under martial law.
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Putin calls for SA, BRICS, US to help in 'administration' of Ukraine during peace talks
Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Ukraine could be placed under a "temporary administration" as part of a peace process that could include help from North Korea and other Moscow allies, according to Russian state media.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia confirmed that international practice allows the creation of temporary administrations under the auspices of the UN, provided that there is agreement between the parties to the conflict. This was reported by the director of the International Organizations Department of the MFA, Kiril Logvinov, commenting on Vladimir Putin's words about the prospects for resolving the situation in Ukraine.
Putin Floats Plan for UN to Govern Ukraine Until Elections Held
Amid weeks of peace talks between the US and Russia focused on Ukraine, but which largely haven’t gotten anywhere (other than an energy ceasefire which quickly appeared to be broken), President Putin has presented a big-picture idea which could result in ceasefire. The Russian leader on Friday proposed a “transitional administration” for Ukraine under the auspices of the UN. The immediate aim would be ceasefire leading toward “democratic” electi…
The Russian negotiator in Saudi Arabia opened the scenes.
Putin suggests putting Ukraine under UN-sponsored governance
Russian President Vladimir Putin has proposed putting Ukraine under external governance under the auspices of the U.N. as part of efforts to reach a peaceful settlement. It was a statement that reflected his determination to achieve his war goals. In…
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