Russia-Ukraine War: Russia said- agreed with America on peace agreement in Ukraine, no step yet for talks
Russia said Tuesday that it could agree with the United States on the need for a lasting peace in Ukraine, but that there was no room for talks until it achieved the goals of its special military operation in Ukraine. reduced the chances of US President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin have both said they are open to a diplomatic route on Ukraine. But, the meeting between the two leaders has not been held and neither side has agreed on the terms of the talks.
America told the conversation is necessary
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said in an interview on Monday that the conflict in Ukraine would almost certainly end through diplomacy and dialogue. He expressed the need for a just and strong peace, stressing on diplomacy and dialogue to stop the conflict. Responding to Blinken’s comments, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said he agreed with the need for peace. Explain that the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine is now in its 10th month, Russia started a special military operation in Ukraine on February 24 this year.
Russia is not yet ready for talks
The Kremlin said that the result should be just and strong, one can agree with that. However, he added, “But as far as the possibilities of any kind of talks are concerned, we do not see any development on that side at the moment, we have said that time and again.” “The goals of the special military operation must be achieved. Russia must achieve the goals it has set
Ukraine placed a condition before Russia on the agreement
Russia’s goals in Ukraine are not fully defined and its military is believed to be facing setbacks on the battlefield. However, Russia has said it will never give up territory it occupies in southern and eastern Ukraine. Kyiv has refused to cede any part of Ukraine to Russia in exchange for peace. At the same time, Kyiv has demanded Russia to return all the territories including Crimea and the land occupied by Russia since 2014.
