US EditionTerritorial Concessions Would Be Among Most Difficult Issues in Peace Deal
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Peace in Ukraine is closer than ever since the start of the full-scale Russian occupation, Finnish President Alexander Stubb has said. “We are quite close to an agreement,” he said at an event in Helsinki, reports Skynews. The Finnish leader also revealed that negotiations between American, Ukrainian and European officials currently include the following separate documents: A framework document, which is currently a 20-point plan; A document on …
Finnish President Alexander Stubb believes that a potential agreement to end the Russian-Ukrainian war is “closer than at any time in recent years,” but notes that this does not mean that it will be reached in the near future.
Former NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg believes that dialogue with Russia is necessary.
Territorial concessions would be among most difficult issues in peace deal
President Alexander Stubb on Tuesday said that possible territorial concessions would be among the most difficult issues in any future negotiations, along with security guarantees for Ukraine after a peace agreement, reported Xinhua. Speaking alongside Norwegian Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg, also former Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), during a panel discussion hosted by the Atlantic Council of Finland, St…
Finnish President Alexander Stubb believes that after diplomatic interactions in recent weeks, a potential agreement to end the Russian-Ukrainian war is “closer than at any time in recent years” — but that does not mean that it will be reached in the near future.
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