Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zhelensky on Saturday assured that Russia was ready to negotiate a peace agreement with Ukraine, even after the two countries. Four rounds of talks have been held to reach an agreement to reduce the conflict.
“Now the Russian side in the talks have not only issued final warnings but have begun to talk about something. I think this is a fundamentally different approach. That’s how it should be”, The Ukrainian president told a news conference in Kiev this Saturday Union.
Zhelensky insisted that the end of the war “must begin with a ceasefire.””. “This will allow the humanitarian process to be stopped: the deportation of people, as well as the supply of food, water and medicine (…) will be a humane, diplomatic signal that this will always be the end of the war,” he assured the Ukrainians. Chairman, step Union.
Similarly, the President of Ukraine was “happy” with Russia’s signal because it was open to dialogue.For the first time in more than two years. “
The President promised to hold at least 100 talks with leaders of various countries and give them the opportunity to mediate in the conflict.
However, Zhelensky considered the participation of Ukraine’s Western partners in these talks as “not enough”. “(Western powers) They cannot trust Russia after such a bloody war. Therefore, other leaders must also guarantee peaceThe President of Ukraine revealed in the statements collected by Union.
The Ukrainian president said some world leaders were “in touch with the Russian leader” within the negotiating agenda and used the opportunity to offer advice to Russia.
“They need to discuss that. I know that the signals coming from Russia are not bad based on the proposals that have come from us. Let’s see, “said the Ukrainian president.
Russian President, Vladimir Putin had already spoken on Friday about movements in peace efforts. Russian negotiators announced “some positive changes” in the talks, which took place “practically every day”. DPA.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov andHe explained to Ukrainian Interfax this Saturday that talks between the two sides were taking place via video call.
As this is news of global interest, all content about the conflict between Russia and Ukraine will be freely accessible to our readers on all SEMANA digital platforms.
With information from the European press
