Russia Includes Ukrainian Orthodox Church Protections in Istanbul Peace Proposal

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Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga summarized Ukraine's official conclusions after a second meeting with the Russian side in Istanbul on June 2, saying that Russia still rejects any meaningful cease-fire formats.

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This was stated on Espreso by the officer of the “Svoboda” battalion of the brigade of NGU “Rubezh” Andrey Ilienko. The essence of what is happening now is that there are no real negotiations about a ceasefire, a ceasefire or a peace. Moscow is not tuned to this by any cell of its sick organism, and this is visible everywhere - in actions, in rhetoric and in the so-called memorandum, which they presented with their alleged wishes,” he noted. Acc…

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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha called on partners to impose sanctions against Russia for deliberately delaying peace talks. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to the minister's page on the social network H. The head of the MFA summed up Ukraine's official conclusions following the second meeting in Istanbul. He noted that the Russian delegation did not respond to the document of the Ukrainian side, which outlined Ukraine's…

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Kiev - The Russian delegation in Istanbul did not respond to Ukrainian proposals and presented a set of old ultimatums that do not bring the situation closer to real peace. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha stated this on the X network today in response to Monday's direct negotiations between the warring parties. Russian representatives there handed the Ukrainian delegation a memorandum with conditions for ending the war.

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Instead of constructive action, the Russian Federation put forward old ultimatums: Sibiga summed up the results of the second meeting with Russia in Istanbul. Russia did not respond to Ukraine's document on the end of the war, sent before the negotiations in Istanbul. Instead, Moscow put forward old ultimatums, which thwarted progress.