Steve Witkoff believes that the Russians “returned” five regions and did not understand, “Why should they do something else.”
The greatest problem of warring the war that Russia has initiated against Ukraine is the status of the occupied territories. This is said by the US President Steve Witkoff Department of Special Department in an interview with Takera Karlson, published last day.
In this context, he called Crimea and “The So -Called Four Regions: Donbass, Lugansk and Two more” and the willingness to meet them Russian.
“They are Russian -speaking, there are” referendums “, where most people have shown that they want to be under Russian management. I think this is a major issue of conflict,” Vitcoff said.
According to him, this is always a problem, even if no one wants to talk about it, as if.
“This is an elephant in the room. An elephant in the room is the constitutional issues within Ukraine about what they can provide when it comes to denial of territories. Russian de facto controls these territories. The question is, does the world recognize that these are Russian territories?
Witkoff also does not think that “Russians want to go through Europe,” and also believe that Russia is not trying to absorb Ukraine.
“The Russians received what they wanted.” They come back “they have five regions. They have Crimea and they get what they need. Why do they still have something?”
Earlier, President Vladimir Zelensky admitted that territorial issues were at the table of future peace negotiations at the end of the war in Ukraine. But he assured that Ukraine would not go recognizing the temporary occupied Russian territories. This is the “red line”, emphasizing the head of the state.
In this regard, United States Secretary Marco Rubio said Ukraine and Russia should prepare for complex decisions to complete the war.
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