Ukraine is ready to meet Russia’s main requirements, the two countries resume negotiations on April 1

Medinsky said that Ukraine wrote in the document that it was ready to give up its ambitions to join NATO, apply the status of not joining the bloc, not possessing nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction, committed to States do not accept foreign troops or military bases on their territory.

At the same time, it was agreed not to conduct military exercises with foreign militaries unless there was an agreement with a number of other countries, including Russia.

Before that, the round of direct negotiations between the delegation Russia and Ukraine took place on March 29 in Turkey ended after nearly 3 hours with many positive signals.

Russia and Ukraine will resume negotiations on April 1

Ukrainian negotiator David Arakhamia said on March 30 that the country and Russia would resume peace talks in an online form on April 1 after the recent round of talks in Turkey.

In a message posted online, a senior Ukrainian official said that Kiev had suggested the leaders of the two countries should meet, but Russia responded that more issues need to be resolved related to the draft treaty.

Earlier, on the same day, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that peace talks between Ukraine and Russia were still going on, “but at the moment there are only words, nothing concrete.” Speaking on national television, Zelensky said he did not trust Russia’s commitment to reduce military activities, while Ukrainian forces were preparing for new attacks by Moscow in the area. Donbas region.

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