Zelensky for the first time allows discussion of security guarantees for Russia after the war
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has for the first time allowed discussion of security guarantees for Russia after the end of the war. This is reported by the British newspaper Financial Times (FT), and the information was passed on by the 24 Kanal TV channel.
Security guarantees are arrangements that are meant to reduce the risk of new conflicts between countries. The question of security after the war is one of the main issues in discussions about a possible peaceful settlement. That is why such a change in position is drawing attention in Ukraine and beyond.
The report does not specify the details of such guarantees or which specific steps could be agreed. It is also unknown how other participants in the negotiations will respond to this idea. This information is of great importance to all sides of the conflict.
The topic remains at the center of international discussions. Readers should follow the official statements of the Ukrainian government and verified sources in order to get a complete and accurate picture of events.
Sources: 24 Канал
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