Mark Rutte has actually made recognition of the Russian Federation control over parts of Ukraine in the future of a peace agreement.
The summit between President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin in Alaska is an important test for the end of the war in Ukraine. This was announced by NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in the air of the ABC News television channel.
According to him, in the future of the peace agreement between Ukraine and the Russian Federation, it may be indicated that Russia de Facto is controlling the part of the territory of Ukraine de Facto.
“When it comes to full -scale negotiations, and we hope that Friday will be an important step in this process … we talk about territory. Of course, it will be about security guarantees, but also about the absolute need to admit that Ukraine itself will decide its future, that Ukraine must be a sovereign state, which is where it is to decide on the geopolitical future -of course, of course without the geopolitical future, of its armed.
The Secretary of the NATO also acknowledged the fact that Russia controls the pre -war territory of Ukraine.
“The question is how to move after the ceasefire, including what it means from the point of view of security guarantees for Ukraine. When it comes to territorial issues when it comes to recognizing, for example, in the future agreement that Russia controls the de facto, in fact, part of Ukraine’s territory, it should be effective recognition, and not the political recognition of the de jure.
Recall that Trump’s meeting with Putin was planned in Alaska on August 15 amid the media report that Washington and Moscow were said to want to reach a war -ending agreement in Ukraine, which could combine conquering part of Russian territories.
President Vladimir Zelensky said Ukraine would not give the Russian Federation land, but was ready for real decisions that could provide peace.
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