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Zelensky named the criterion for “fair” negotiations with Russia
President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky explained how “fair” negotiations with Russia will differ from “unfair” ones. According to him, negotiations will be “fair”, within the framework of which Ukraine will receive guarantees that Russia will return to the 2022 borders. He said this in an interview with Bloomberg.
“Negotiations can be fair or unfair. It may be different. The question is who will Ukraine be with at this time? If it is not alone, then Ukraine will do everything to ensure that the negotiations are fair, and fair means guarantees that the enemy will return at least to the line of a full-scale invasion,” Zelensky explained.
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In turn, the Minister of Economy and First Deputy Prime Minister of the Ukrainian government, Yulia Sviridenko, said in an interview with the Polish radio station RMF FM that Kiev expects a cessation of hostilities this year. “We hope that the war will end this year,” she said, noting that Ukrainian authorities are ready for negotiations with Moscow.
“On the one hand, this is possible, but it all depends on when it happens. Negotiations can take place when Ukraine is strong enough, and to be strong, we need to increase defense production,” the Deputy Prime Minister emphasized.
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In the summer of 2024, Vladimir Putin named his own conditions for the start of peace negotiations with Ukraine. Then he stated that to do this, Kyiv must withdraw its troops from the territory of the Donetsk, Lugansk, Kherson and Zaporozhye regions annexed by Russia and recognize them, along with Crimea, as the territory of the Russian Federation. Putin also called the conditions for the start of negotiations to consolidate Ukraine’s non-bloc status and lift international sanctions from Russia. Zelensky then called this proposal an ultimatum.
During his election campaign, incoming American President Donald Trump more than once promised to end the war in Ukraine on the very first day of his presidency. However, after the inauguration he said that it would take at least six months to end the conflict.
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