Zelenskyy announced progress in negotiations with the US delegation in Paris on peace monitoring
Kyiv • UNN
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called the new Paris Declaration "very concrete," illustrating the readiness of the coalition and European countries to work for peace. Progress has been made in negotiations with the US delegation on peace monitoring, although the issue of territory remains open.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called the new Paris Declaration "very specific." According to him, progress was made in negotiations with the US delegation in Paris on peace monitoring, UNN reports with reference to Sky News.
"It (the declaration - ed.) illustrates the readiness of the coalition and European countries to work for peace," says the President of Ukraine.
"We want to be ready so that when diplomacy achieves peace, we can deploy the forces of the coalition of the willing."
Ukraine already has enough details and knows which countries will participate in the agreement, including what contribution each of them will make separately, Zelenskyy says.
He also added that progress had been made in negotiations with the US delegation in Paris on peace monitoring.
Zelenskyy says that some issues still "remain open," including the revised 20-point peace plan.
"What we really need to work on is the issue of territory," he adds.
"We have a number of ideas that could be useful," the Head of State summarized.