The new republican resolution states that the borders of Ukraine, defined in 1991, remain unchanged, despite the work and attempt of fusion from Russia.
Members of the House of Us from Republican Party Brian Fitzpatrick, along with other congressmen, presented a two -partial resolution that the United States did not recognize Ukrainian territories occupied by Russia part of the Russian Federation. The politician published a resolution on his official website.
Fitspatrik emphasized that the United States should not legitty Russia’s invasion against Ukraine, as Soviet does not recognize the conquest of Baltic countries.
“The boundaries are unstable of strength. Ukraine’s sovereignty is inevitable, its independence is absolute,” the Republican said.
The congressman, along with colleagues – Mike Teriner and Jerry Connolly, showed a resolution that refused any Russian claims to Ukrainian territories, especially the regions of Crimea, Donetsk, Lugansk, Zaporizhzhya and Kherson.
The document indicates the unstable support of Ukraine’s independence and the integrity of the territory of Ukraine, as well as international law.
The resolution states that the borders of Ukraine, referred to in 1991, remain unchanged, despite the work and attempts of fusion from Russia.
Keep in mind that a few days ago, US president Mike Walz suggested that, as part of a war ending agreement, Ukraine could lose territory in exchange for “future security guarantees”.
State secretary Marco Rubio said Ukraine and Russia should be prepared for complex decisions to complete the war.
Zelensky commented on the issue of territories
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