The Office of the President called the Formula security point one of the most important. It talks about preventing the escalation of war and the recurrence of aggression.
The Office of the President of Ukraine hosted a founding meeting of the working group, which will deal with the implementation of the ninth point of the Ukrainian formula for peace – preventing the escalation of the war and the repetition of aggression. This was announced on Thursday, August 17, by the press service of the Presidential Office.
The meeting was attended by ambassadors and representatives of the embassies of the G7 countries, the European Union and almost all countries that joined the G7 declaration on security guarantees for Ukraine.
“Russia’s aggression against Ukraine has shown that the existing international security system is not working. Therefore, Ukraine hopes that the security guarantees that we are currently making together will be the basis for a new, more effective security system ,” Chief of the Office of the President. Andriy Yermak emphasized. , emphasizing that this is the reason why Ukraine considers the Formula security checkpoint as one of the most important.
The OP reported that the working group will discuss how to stop Russian aggression, prevent escalation, and what preventive measures should be taken so that after Ukraine’s victory it does not happen again.
Participants in the first meeting agreed on further actions and expressed their willingness to involve new countries, including representatives of the Global South.
As you know, on August 5-6, in the city of Jeddah in Saudi Arabia, a meeting of advisers to the heads of states on the Peace Formula was held with the participation of 42 countries, including the United States, China, India. and Brazil. Russia was not invited to the summit.
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Source: korrespondent
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