Security Guarantees for Ukraine Must Also Be Acceptable to Russia, Rubio Says
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Security guarantees for Ukraine must be acceptable to Russia, otherwise mechanism will not work
Post-war security guarantees for Ukraine must ensure the country's protection, but at the same time they must win the consent of the Russian Federation, because without it no security mechanism will function effectively, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said in comments to the media.
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that any post-war security guarantees for Ukraine should be acceptable to Russia, stressing that such agreements would be necessary to reach a negotiated agreement that would end the war, the Kyiv Independent reports.
Ukraine requires security assurances from the US and Europe, but Russia's consent is required for them to work, as stated by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Without Russia's consent, there will be no guarantees for Ukraine, and Rubio stressed.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, speaking to reporters, pointed out that the security guarantees to be given to Ukraine must have Russia's consent. The post Rubio: "It is not possible to provide security guarantees to Ukraine without Russia's consent" appeared first on in.gr.
Ukraine will be able to get only those security guarantees that Russia agrees to — Rubio said that security guarantees for Ukraine should be acceptable to Kiev and Moscow. There is no final mechanism yet.
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