Three years after Trump’s pressure, Russia -Crine met for the first time, and the expectations of peace are snowfall – Russian and Ukrainian negotiators meet in Turkey in 3 years.
Three years later, Russia and Ukraine had face -to -face negotiations for the first time in Istanbul, Turgia. The conversation took place amid US pressure on Europe’s most deadly struggle after World War II.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan launched a meeting held at Turkey’s wonderful Tolmapahe Palace. He appealed to the two sides, that Istanbul’s conversation could become the foundation of the meeting of the leaders of the two countries.
Aren’t both sides serious about conversation?
Fidan said, “There are two ways in front of us- one toward peace, the other is to destroy. Both sides have to decide which path they choose.” The meeting took place at a time when Ukraine was invited to a live conversation, but only a team of medium -sized officials was sent by Russia. In response, Ukraine sent the same position of negotiators.
Ukrainian Ambassador’s Communication Terms: 30 days of ceasefire, forced Ukrainian children withdraw all warriors. Russia has expressed its desire for negotiations, but at the same time Ukraine has expressed concern over the reorganization of its soldiers and develop Western weapons.
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The absence of Putin
Putin was the one who proposed direct negotiations in Turkey, but he personally rejected the challenge of Ukrainian President Volodimir Jaitonsky, instead sent a group of medium -sized officials. Ukraine recommended the same ranking negotiators.
US Secretary of State Marco Rupee and Trump’s Ukraine Messenger Keith Gelok were also in Istanbul, where various diplomatic contacts were made on Friday. Speaking to the media on Thursday night, Rubio said that there was no huge success in terms of the size of the talk teams.
What are the conditions of the two countries
Meanwhile, Russia said a few minutes before the Istanbul meeting, a few minutes before the Istanbul meeting, that the news of the bombings in the Ukrainian city of Tonybro, the Ukrainian NATO member was called for a ‘neutral country’. But Ukraine described it as a surrender and guaranteed future security under the US leadership.
According to Ukraine’s military, Russia has packed around 6.4 lakh soldiers in Ukraine and this war has now become a fatigue policy. Millions of soldiers have died in two years and millions of citizens have to leave their homes.
