Russia may request the end of the weapon supply to Ukraine as a condition for permission to a temporary stopping stop, experts say.
Russia may be “formal” in agreement with stopping conditions, but at the same time push the United States to change the Ukraine agreement with the ceasefire. This was expressed by the Institute’s experts for the Study of War (ISW).
Russia’s high resources to Western Media said the agreement with a temporary ceasefire should “consider” Russia’s development on the battlefield.
Bloomberg reports that resources familiar to the Kremlin’s opinion and the situation said Putin would “stretch the time” coordination for a temporary stopping stop to ensure his conditions were “considered”.
Russia may request the end of the weapon supply to Ukraine as a condition for the consent to the temporary ceasefire, but it is not specified whether the end will include all international provisions in Ukraine or only those who come from individual countries.
The Kremlin is “formal” will provide a “positive answer” to a proposal for a temporary ceasefire, but also requires “impossible conditions”, which Ukraine does not agree with, which is given to the ISW.
The Russian publication resource said Putin wanted to remove Ukraine from negotiations so that Russia was able to unite in the United States, as well as “correct the situation in front” to strengthen the position of Russia’s negotiations.
Remember that Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia carefully studied statements following the results of negotiations that took place between the US and Ukraine in Saudi Gidd. You also need to receive information through diplomatic channels from the United States.
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