Duda: Ukraine will have to make concessions for peace with Russia
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Polish President Andrzej Duda expressed the opinion that the future peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia would envisage compromises on both sides, without a clear victory for either of the parties.
Source: “European Truth” With reference to Duda interview Euronews
Direct Dud language: « It should be a compromise. I mean that in fact, this peace, in my personal opinion, should be to say that no party will be able to say that it has won this war, because each party will in some sense will have to make concessions. »
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Details: President of Poland Duda expressed the opinion that in the event of a peace agreement with Russia, Ukraine will probably be forced to agree to certain concessions.
« Ukraine will also have to make concessions in a sense, because it will probably happen, » he said, « To what extent? I am difficult to answer at this stage. »
Duda emphasized that a protracted war bears losses for both Ukraine and Russia. In his opinion, only the active role of the United States is able to bring the end of the conflict.
« Only US pressure can really put an end to this war and help set a peace that will not be comfortable for either side, » he said.
According to the media, the Donald Trump administration has recently submitted a document for peaceful settlement in Paris.
It, in particular, refers to the possible recognition of Washington of Russian control over Crimea and weakening sanctions against Moscow.
In response, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky stressed that Kyiv will disagree on such conditions. He recalled that Crimea remains part of Ukraine under international law and its occupation will not be legalized.
Read also: Not only Crimea, not only NATO. Undoned details of the « peace agreement » between Ukraine, USA and Russia.
Recall:
- Financial Times writes that some European officials fear that the differences in the unilateral project of the « peace agreement » of the Trump administration, which envisages recognition by the United States of Crimea as part of Russia, will undermine transatlantic security and even break NATO summit at the end of June.
- According to officials from unnamed states, they will adhere to their ancient position: they will accept nothing regarding the sovereignty of Ukraine, which is opposed by Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
