Zelensky Named Ukraine's Red Lines in Peace Negotiations
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky clarified his country's position on peace negotiations. According to him, security guarantees for Ukraine must provide for one of two options: either NATO membership, or guarantees from the United States and Europe that would be similar to the Alliance's Article 5.
To recall, Article 5 of the NATO Charter concerns collective defence. Under it, an attack on one Alliance country is regarded as an attack on all of its members. That is why this article is considered the strongest security guarantee for member states.
Zelensky stressed that the country's security is one of the main conditions for any agreement. The Ukrainian side expects that future arrangements will provide real protection against new aggression. At the same time, the details of the negotiations have not yet been fully disclosed.
Thus, Ukraine's position remains clear: without reliable security guarantees, an agreement will not be acceptable to Kyiv. The further course of the negotiations will show whether a joint decision with partners can be found.
Sources: Korrespondent.net
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