US Vice President Vance: progress in negotiations on Ukraine exists, but peace is not guaranteed
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J.D. Vance stated that there is progress in negotiations regarding Ukraine, but he is not confident about achieving a peaceful resolution. Issues such as the territories of Donbas, the South, the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, and the fate of ethnic Ukrainians and Russians in both countries are being discussed.
The United States of America sees progress in negotiations on Ukraine, but does not know whether there will be peace after the war with Russia. US Vice President J.D. Vance stated this in an interview with UnHerd, reports UNN.
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According to him, there are difficulties during negotiations with Ukrainians, Europeans and Russians. At the same time, in his opinion, "the breakthrough is that all controversial issues have been brought up for open discussion, whereas initially there was a small game of obfuscation."
This refers to the issues of the territories of Donbas and the South, which are controlled by Ukraine and claimed by the Russians, as well as the issue of control over the Zaporizhzhia NPP.
What will happen to ethnic Russians who are still in Ukraine? What will happen to ethnic Ukrainians who are still in Russia? To Ukrainians who are now in Russian-controlled territory but want to live in Ukraine? We will continue to try to negotiate. And I think we have made progress, but sitting here today, I cannot say with certainty that we will reach a peaceful resolution.
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