Ukraine’s President clearly stated his stance in negotiations with Russia

On March 27, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Kiev will firmly stand its stance on sovereignty and territorial integrity during the upcoming round of peace talks with Russia in Istanbul, Turkey.

In his usual late-night video address, Mr. Zelensky said: “Our priorities in the negotiations have been made clear: Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity are indisputable. Effective guarantees of security are imperative. Obviously, our aim is there. I am peace and restore normal life in our country as soon as possible”.

Earlier, the President of Ukraine stated that Kiev was ready to discuss neutrality status as part of a peace agreement with Russia, but stressed that this must be accompanied by security guarantees from third parties and provided by the Russian Federation. put out a referendum.

Speaking in an interview broadcast on March 27, Zelensky said: “The security guarantees and the neutral, non-nuclear status of our country, we are ready to look at. This is the most critical issue.”.

On the same day, the Ukrainian side announced that the next round of talks with Russia will be held in Turkey from March 28-30. Meanwhile, Russia’s chief negotiator Vladimir Medinsky said that the two sides had discussions on March 27 and decided to hold talks on March 29 and 30 in a direct form, but did not specify. specific location.

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