Russia will abandon its goal of “denazification” of Ukraine andIf Kyiv continues to be non-aligned, is ready to allow the country membership in the European Union (EU).According to the Tuesday report by the Financial Times (FT) Concerning the terms and conditions of a ceasefire negotiation
The medium stated that four people familiar with the negotiations said that Moscow and Kyiv are analyzing a deal to ensure that Ukraine doesn’t join NATO. “safety guarantees”.
According to the FT, the draft of the pact doesn’t contain any references to “denazification”, demilitarization, or protection for the Russian language and culture in Ukraine. These are reasons used by Vladimir Putin, the Russian president. Their military aggression is to be justifiedTo the neighbouring country.
Two delegations from Russia, Ukraine and other countries arrived in Kiev on Tuesday to share this information. to the Presidential Office of Dolmabahçe Palace in Istanbul (Turkey) to resume negotiations in an effort to find a solution to the armed conflicts they are currently facing.
British newspaper also noted that the agreement draft mentioned previously provides thatUkraine will not produce nuclear weapons It will not allow foreign military bases to be located on its territory. Furthermore, it will abandon any attempt to join NATO.
Kyiv in return you will get “safety guarantees” From many countries, including Russia and the United States.
A hypothetical peace deal, recalls the FT Must be endorsed“by guarantors”, -yet yet to be appointed-, and by the Respective Parliaments, as already indicated by the Ukrainian president, Volodímir Zelenski, this Sunday.
The draft agreement put asidefor the moment, one “of the most controversial issues”, which refers to kyiv’s claims of The Russians annexed the Ukrainian territories in 2014. a matter that, according to the four FT sources, Putin and Zelensky could personally address “later on”.
Up to today’s meetingThe two parties met personally on three occasions-on February 28, 3 and 7 in Belarusian territory; on the 10th the foreign minsters of Russia, Sergei Lavrov, and Dmitrokuleba, met in Antalya in Turkey.
Since then, almost daily negotiations have taken part in videoconference format at each level of the two working groups and delegations.