Poroshenko demands genuine talks with Putin over occupied lands
The former president of Ukraine, Petro Poroshenko, is firmly against ceding the occupied territories to Russia. In an interview with "La Repubblica," he emphasized the necessity of engaging in genuine negotiations with Vladimir Putin.
Key Information
- Petro Poroshenko insists on not handing over the occupied territories to Russia.
- The former president of Ukraine calls for real negotiations with Putin.
- Poroshenko stresses the importance of Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
In his conversation with the Italian newspaper "La Repubblica," Petro Poroshenko reiterated his stance on the territories occupied by Russia. He stressed that Ukraine cannot give them up and that Vladimir Putin must start real negotiations.
Poroshenko noted that Kyiv's conditions should align with the Minsk agreements of 2014 and 2015. These agreements include ensuring national sovereignty, territorial integrity, and maintaining Ukraine's defense capabilities. Additionally, the former president highlighted the importance of sustaining sanctions against Russia, asserting that they should not be lifted until the agreements are fully implemented.
A clear call to Putin is needed from Ukraine, the European Union, and the USA: a 30-day truce, begin negotiations, and determine a path to end the war, said Poroshenko, as quoted by the Polish Press Agency.
He added that if this does not happen, a "Plan B" should be initiated, which includes "unlimited military assistance."
Plan B
Poroshenko did not disclose details about "Plan B," but he emphasized that its goal is to ensure unlimited military assistance to Ukraine.
Putin can no longer play games, emphasized the former president of Ukraine, as quoted by PAP.
Poroshenko clearly states that Ukraine cannot afford to lose territories. His appeal for negotiations and the potential activation of "Plan B" demonstrate his determination to seek an end to the conflict with Russia.
