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Russia will not accept Ukraine joining NATO or the presence of NATO troops on Ukrainian territory, but according to five current and former representatives of the Kremlin, the debate over security guarantees for Kyiv open. Five Russian officials, who wish to remain anonymous, for that Reuters they said in a detailed report.
Re-elected Donald Trump, who promised an end to the conflict in Ukraine, is returning to the presidency of the United States. But the promise comes as Reuters estimates that Moscow is taking control of a part of Ukraine the size of the US state of Virginia and is advancing at its fastest pace since its inception. ‘ conflict in 2022.
According to the proposal, a copy of which was seen by Reuters, the Kremlin could agree to freeze the conflict on the front line. As part of a deal that could be negotiated with Trump, according to sources, it is possible that Putin would accept talks on the division of the four eastern regions – Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions.
“Trump is the only person who can unite the two sides, get them to negotiate peace and work to end the war and stop the killing,” Trump’s communications director, Steven Cheung, told him. the group.
Putin does not want the West to continue arming Ukraine
Although Moscow claims that the above regions are part of Russia, its forces actively control about 70-80% of the territory, writes Reuters. About 26,000 square kilometers are still held by Ukrainian troops. Two of the officials said Russia could also be open to withdrawing from the small swaths of land it holds in the Kharkiv and Mykolaiv regions in the north and southern Ukraine.
Among other concessions the Kremlin could ask for is Kiev agreeing to limit the size of its armed forces and a commitment not to limit the use of Russia, the sources said.
According to Reuters sources, Putin also shared the concern that a short-term ceasefire could only allow the West to rearm Ukraine. “If there is no neutrality, it is difficult to imagine good neighborly relations between Russia and Ukraine,” Putin said on November 7 in Sochi at a conference of the Valdai Debating Club.
At the same time, the sources expressed that the decision of the president of the United States, Joe Biden, could be difficult and delay any agreement, and if the parties do not agree on a truce, Russia will follow fighting At the same time, Trump has not yet been very precise regarding the peace agreement, and the positions of the two warring parties are very far apart.
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**How can the international community effectively support Ukraine’s military efforts while fostering a potential resolution with Russia?**
Welcome to World Today News! Our website has conducted an exclusive interview with two guests regarding the recent developments in the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Our first guest is the Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, and our second guest is the former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko.
Lavrov, with the debate over security guarantees for Ukraine open, what concrete steps is Russia taking towards ensuring its position on NATO advancement and the inclusion of Ukrainian territories? How does Russia plan to mitigate the damage caused by the war and move forward with diplomatic relations with Ukraine?
Poroshenko, what are your thoughts on the proposal for a ceasefire freezing the conflict on the front line? Do you believe that this could be a viable solution to end the war and bring peace to Ukraine? What measures must be in place to ensure the sustainability of a potential ceasefire agreement?
Lavrov, given the ongoing concerns about Western involvement in the conflict, what strategies are being considered to prevent further escalation and promote dialog between Moscow and Kyiv? Additionally, how will Russia balance its desire for neutrality with the need to maintain security in its own territories?
Poroshenko, with reports of Russian forces occupying significant parts of Ukrainian territory, what steps should the international community take to support Ukraine’s military efforts and maintain its sovereignty? Do you believe that negotiations should be pursued despite Russia’s current actions, or should military aid be increased until a resolution is reached?
Lavrov, as mentioned in the article, Russia could potentially withdraw from small swaths of land it holds in the north and south, while Ukraine would agree to limit its armed forces. Can you provide more details on what these limitations may entail, and how they would contribute to long-term peace and stability in the region?
Poroshenko, President Biden’s decision may be challenging, given the current tensions between the US and Russia. How can the international community effectively support Ukraine without provoking further aggression from Moscow? And, what role do you envision for Ukraine in the future, both regionally and globally?
both guests emphasized the importance of reaching a resolution that ensures Ukraine’s security and territorial integrity. While their perspectives differ on the best approach, they agree
