Ukraine Announces When Negotiations with Russia Will Begin
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Andriy Yermak, Head of the President’s Office of Ukraine, revealed when negotiations with Russia to end the war will begin. This was reported by “Suspline Lvov.”
According to Yermak, in order for negotiations to start, Russia must be deprived of the resources that are helping it continue the war.
“I will emphasize once again, they (allies) only help the strong, so we need to be strong. Real negotiations for a stable peace will only begin when the enemy runs out of resources to continue the war, so there is still a lot of work ahead,” Yermak said.
He reminded that on October 24, President Volodymyr Zelensky’s victory plan was presented. The document is aimed at international partners and sets out the country’s position and real mechanisms for ending the war.
“This appeal contains the core of the victory plan and calls to support it. The results largely depend on the positions of our key partners: the USA, the UK, France, Germany, Italy, Denmark, Poland, Norway, Japan, and other countries,” emphasized the Head of the President’s Office of Ukraine.
The war launched by Russia against Ukraine has now lasted for 1028 days. The situation on the front, which stretches for nearly 1200 kilometers, remains especially difficult in the Pokrovsk direction. The Ukrainian army may abandon the last industrial center in Donetsk region.
“I will emphasize once again, they (allies) only help the strong, so we need to be strong. Real negotiations for a stable peace will only begin when the enemy runs out of resources to continue the war, so there is still a lot of work ahead,” Yermak said.
He reminded that on October 24, President Volodymyr Zelensky’s victory plan was presented. The document is aimed at international partners and sets out the country’s position and real mechanisms for ending the war.
“This appeal contains the core of the victory plan and calls to support it. The results largely depend on the positions of our key partners: the USA, the UK, France, Germany, Italy, Denmark, Poland, Norway, Japan, and other countries,” emphasized the Head of the President’s Office of Ukraine.
The war launched by Russia against Ukraine has now lasted for 1028 days. The situation on the front, which stretches for nearly 1200 kilometers, remains especially difficult in the Pokrovsk direction. The Ukrainian army may abandon the last industrial center in Donetsk region.
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