US EditionVolodymyr Zelensky Warns Against Giving Away Territory to Russia, as Latest Ukraine Talks End
Zelensky says Putin’s demand to recognize Russian-held regions risks Ukraine’s sovereignty amid a 28-point peace plan seen as favoring Moscow, Kyiv and allies resist.
- Last week, Volodymyr Zelensky, President of Ukraine, warned the main problem was Vladimir Putin's demand for legal recognition of occupied territory as a 28-point peace plan was presented.
- Russia has long insisted on full Ukrainian withdrawal from Donbas, and several elements of the 28-point plan appeared to favour Moscow, leaving European allies scrambling for a seat last week.
- Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov told reporters the European plan was 'completely unconstructive,' and the Kremlin said Russian representatives did not take part in the Switzerland meeting.
- A virtual 'coalition of the willing' meeting will take place on Tuesday to discuss developments, while Zelensky is expected to speak soon with Donald Trump before a revised draft goes to Moscow.
- Officials warned legal recognition would break the principle of territorial integrity and sovereignty as tens of thousands of soldiers and thousands of civilians have been killed or injured and Russia controls Crimea, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia.
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