The United States did not call Ukraine legally abandoned Crimea, which was assured by state secretary Marco Rubio.
State Secretary Marco Rubio, in a conversation with Poland’s Foreign Affairs minister, Radoslav Sikorsky, refused reports of alleged requirements for Ukraine to recognize Crimea in Russian. Sikorsky spoke about it in an interview Gazeta Wyborcza.
The conversation between the leaders of foreign policy departments took place on Wednesday, April 23. According to Sikorsky, Rubio clearly denied related media statements.
“I can say, because it could serve as a case that United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio denied media reports that the United States had requested that Ukraine leave Crimea. This is a very important signal,” emphasized the Poland minister.
In addition, according to Sikorsky, Rubio confirmed that Ukraine as a sovereign state has the right to develop an army and defense industry.
Earlier, Donald Trump said that over 11 years of war in Russia, Ukraine had lost many territories and it was very difficult to bring them back. In particular, this applies to Crimea.
We reminded, earlier the media reported that the United States was transferred to Ukraine last week in Paris by a single -page document, submitted as a “final proposal” for peaceful regulating. Among other things, the United States is willing to recognize Russia’s control over Ukrainian Crimea and weakens sanctions against Moscow as part of a potential peace agreement.
President Vladimir Zelensky said Ukraine does not recognize Russia’s occupation of Crimea. In this regard, the American leader said Zelensky’s position was “involved in peace negotiations in Russia.”
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