Zelenskyy Acknowledged for First Time that Russia Needs Security Guarantees, but After War Ends – FT
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has acknowledged for the first time that security guarantees may be needed not only for his country but also for Russia in order to reach a peace agreement, the Financial Times reports.
Zelenskyy acknowledged for first time that Russia needs security guarantees, but after war ends – FT
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has for the first time acknowledged Russia’s need for security guarantees as part of a future settlement of its war against Ukraine, but the war must first end, and Kyiv’s security needs must be taken into account.
For the first time, the President of Ukraine acknowledged the need to discuss security guarantees for Russia within the framework of a future peace agreement, while stressing the priority of Ukraine's interests.
The President of Ukraine acknowledged for the first time the possibility of providing security guarantees not only to Ukraine, but also to Russia, as part of a future peaceful settlement. The Western countries could finally discuss Moscow's requests for such guarantees, Vladimir Zelenski told journalists in Kiev. But, first of all, this must be done for Ukraine, he stressed.
The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, acknowledged for the first time the need for Russia to receive security assurances as part of a future agreement to end the war between the two countries, in a significant change of position in the midst of a new diplomatic offensive from the United States to resume the peace negotiations between Kiev and Moscow. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the subject …
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has for the first time suggested that Russia could receive security guarantees as part of a possible peace agreement. However, he stressed that Ukraine’s security issues must first be resolved before Moscow’s demands can be discussed. The Financial Times reported the change in position, citing UNIAN. “First, we must resolve the issue of this war, and then seek answers to the questions that Russia poses, bas…
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