Russia open to security guarantees for Ukraine ‘in some form

President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed confidence that Turkey can play a very important role in security guarantees in the future.

Ukraine has been demanding security guarantees for a long time. A special envoy from Moscow has at least not ruled out options for this during a visit to Washington. But Kremlin spokesman Peskov is slowing down the debate.

In Washington, a special envoy from Moscow talks about something that Ukraine urgently demands: a guarantee of its future security. The response from the Kremlin follows promptly.

The issue of security guarantees for Ukraine is subject to negotiations, but there are no specific parameters in this regard yet, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said today.

Russia open to security guarantees for Ukraine ‘in some form

Russia open to security guarantees for Ukraine ‘in some form’Russian negotiator Kirill Dmitriev suggested possible security guarantees for Ukraine after high-level talks in Washington, signaling negotiation shifts. The post Russia open to security guarantees for Ukraine ‘in some form’ first appeared on The Dispatch.

Kirill Dmitriev's words are a departure from the Kremlin's usual position on the so-called “demilitarization” of Ukraine.