Russia and Ukraine are trying to find a compromise in the fourth round of talks

A process negotiate which the Ukrainian side calls very difficult and complicated, but both sides hope for a compromise.

According to Mykhailo Podolyak, an adviser to the President of Ukraine, the two sides have fundamental conflicts, but there is certainly a possibility of a compromise. He also said that the working subgroups were still interacting during the two sides’ pause in negotiations.

In a speech on March 15, President Zelensky announced that the country will not join NATO and this is a reality that Ukrainians must accept. Earlier, Kiev had left open the option of negotiating with Russia on “non-NATO models” for its future.

At a press conference in Moscow yesterday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov emphasized that the purpose of the current negotiations between Russia and Ukraine is to ensure Ukraine’s neutrality, ensuring the security of all. participating parties.

Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, the Moscow government has insisted that the situation surrounding Ukraine can only be resolved if Moscow’s legitimate interests are respected, including the issue of demilitarization, guarantee the neutrality of Ukraine.

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