Ukraine and Russia have come to agreements in the next exchange of war inmates, up to 1,200 citizens of Ukrainians can return home.
The second cycle of direct talk between Russian and Ukraine representatives ended in Istanbul. The meeting took place at the Cyrgan Palace in Bosphorus. The Russian delegation, as the last time, was chaired by President Vladimir Medinsky, Ukrainian – Defense Minister Rustem Umarov.
Real results
After the negotiations, Umarov told reporters that the parties had just agreed to a new phase of exchange of prisoners. Ukraine also offered a complete ceasefire and a meeting at the level of the leaders. Regarding the meeting of the leaders, the Ukrainian delegation was waiting for the aggressive response until the end of the month.
“It would be 1000 by 1000, probably another 200 in 200, since Ukraine raised the question of additional military, political and journalists,” Vladimir Zelensky suggests.
Parties plan to exchange lists this week. The President announced the hope that at this time Russia will give its lists in advance.
In addition, Russia’s side reported the willingness to move the bodies of 6 thousand dead defenders of Ukrainian. In response, Ukraine expressed permission to move bodies of the same Russian military number.
“But here, we need to study the issue carefully, I told Umarov, because, as we know, the Russians from about 6 thousand – 15 percent” identified “, it was important to check everything. We had a moment when they gave us their Russians to kill soldiers,” the President said.
The children’s question
Ukraine called for the return of children to be thrown away by the Russians to Ukraine and gave a list of 339 names. Medinsky said a show should be made from a subject of children. Economist Oliver Carroll’s correspondent on Social Network X, mentioning a resource, wrote that the list of roads -the hundred -time children deported to Russia, during the conversation, Vladimir Medinsky reacts to the words: “Don’t arrange an idea for European women children.”
Memorandums
The ceasefire memorandum and the peaceful process, the Ukrainian delegation was given to the Russians before the meeting. It consists of five sections: the basic principles and processes of negotiations; The agreement and preparation of the ceasefire for the assembly of the leaders; Cease-fire; steps to strengthen trust; Meeting of leaders.
The document primarily states that Ukraine has repeatedly declared publicly. For example, the request for a complete and unconditional truce in the sky, on earth and sea for 30 days (with the possibility of expansion).
Ukraine insists on security guarantees and “will not take the obligations to remain neutral.” In particular, KYIV can achieve membership in NATO or the European Union. In addition, there are no restrictions to be imposed on the Ukrainian army or the expansion of contingent of friendly countries in Ukraine.
During Istanbul negotiations, Russia in Ukraine passed a memorandum with conditions of peaceful regulating. The document contains the requirements that Russia declares repeatedly. For example, the requirements for Kyiv’s refusal to enter unions and military coalitions. The document also states the need to identify the occupied and combined -with LPR, DPR, part of the regions of Zaporizhzhya and Kherson of Russian territories.
The second section of the Russian Memorandum offers two options for a stopping stop. In the first of them, the armed forces of the armed forces have suggested to withdraw their troops from all territories that Moscow conquered to a distance that agreed to Russia.
The second option is more multi -stage. This indicates a ban on Ukrainian military transfer, the supply of west weapons and the existence of military from third countries in Ukraine, as well as the cessation of mobilization and removal of martial law in Ukraine.
The parties will have a week to study the memorandums they give each other, says Umarov.
Source: korrespondent
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