Zelenskyy: Post-War Europe-Russia Security Architecture Requires Prior Ukrainian Guarantees
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The discussion of the new security infrastructure between Europe and the Russian Federation is possible only after the end of the war and the definition of security guarantees for Ukraine, the President noted.
Zelenskyy: post-war Europe-Russia security architecture requires prior Ukrainian guarantees
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy considers discussions about new security arrangements between Europe and Russia before the end of Russia's war against Ukraine and the determination of security guarantees for Ukraine to be dangerous.
The U.S. is putting forward a new idea for Europe's security architecture. However, it can carry risks for both the European continent and Ukraine. This is reported by RBK-Ukraine with reference to the statement by Ukraine's President Vladimir Zelensky in an interview with CNN journalist Jake Tapper. Trump's idea is a threat to Zelensky, stating that it does not yet have all the details of the draft new security system for Europe from Trump. How…
Zelenskyy on a New EURussia Security Architecture: End the War and Secure
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told CNN’s Jake Tapper that talks on a new EU–Russia security architecture should start only after terms to end the war and security guarantees for Ukraine are agreed.
Vladimir Zelensky called the potentially dangerous initiative of US President Donald Trump's administration to create a new European security architecture involving Russia, and Ukrainian politician opposed the negotiation of such agreements before the end of the conflict, as he stated in an interview with CNN of the United States.
The President referred to the dangerous idea of discussing a new European-Russian security architecture before the end of the war against Kiev and the definition of security guarantees for Kiev, as he stated in an interview with Jake Tapper at CNN. According to Zelensky, he made clear to his partners the sequence in which he believed negotiations should take place. First, the parties should discuss the end of the war against Ukraine, then [...] …
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