Putin: Ukraine’s Neutral Status Remains a Key Russian Demand; Any Peace Talks Must Reflect the Realities on the Ground
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President Vladimir Putin, at a meeting of the "Walday" club in the N.C. "Russia", stated that Ukraine's neutral status remains one of Russia's objectives. Responding to a question from the moderator of the session, Putin confirmed that Russia is still seeking the neutral status of Ukraine, transmitting RIA "News." "Yes. Because with independence, Ukraine has adopted a declaration. I want to recall this. Because on the basis of this declaration, …
Russia is ready for peace talks in Ukraine and to conclude them as soon as possible, but on terms acceptable to Russians. Russian President Vladimir Putin said this today at a meeting of the Valdai Discussion Club in Moscow. He reiterated the demand that Ukraine must be a neutral country after the fighting ends. According to him, agreements must also take into account issues related to the Russian language or relations with the Orthodox Church.
Ukraine's neutral status remains one of Russia's goals, Russian President Vladimir Putin said today at the plenary session of the XXIII annual session of the International Discussion Club "Valdai".
Russia would prefer to end the war in Ukraine through negotiations and wants Ukraine to become a neutral country after the fighting ends, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday at a meeting of the Valdai Discussion Club. According to him, Ukraine is losing its statehood and is unable to exist independently, Reuters and TASS reported.
The neutral status of Ukraine remains Moscow's goal, said Vladimir Putin.
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