The Ukrainian president has also urged “security guarantees so as not to be subject to similar attacks in the future”.
The President of Ukraine, Volodímir Zelensky, has conditioned the neutrality Russia demands of his country for the liberation of Donbass and all occupied territories, including the Crimean peninsula, which was annexed by Russia in 2014.
In an interview broadcast last night by the Saudi television channel Al Arabiya, Zelensky stated that “the Russians are pushing for neutrality and for us the most important thing is the liberation of Donbas and all temporarily occupied territories, as well as the Crimean peninsula, which is also busy” , he said.
In addition to the liberation of all of Ukraine, the president insisted that in order to accept the neutrality requested by Moscow, they “need security guarantees so as not to be the subject of similar attacks in the future, and other weapons in the event of a war like the present one.”
In any case, he reiterated that any decision in this regard will be subject to “a referendum in which all the people will participate”.
Source: EITB
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