UK, France, Germany, and Ukraine outline five conditions for peace with Russia
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Abbey Fenbert
23d ago· 4 min readenNews
Summary
The leaders of the UK, France, Germany, and Ukraine issued a joint statement on June 7 outlining five conditions for a resolution to Russia's war in Ukraine. The statement aligns with President Zelensky's earlier open letter to Putin proposing direct bilateral peace talks. The conditions set requirements that must be met between Kyiv and Moscow to achieve what they describe as a 'just and lasting peace.'
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The statement — which closely aligns with an open letter that was sent by President Volodymyr Zelensky to Russian President Vladimir Putin days earlier suggesting the two leaders press forward with direct bilateral peace talks.
The leaders of the United Kingdom, France, and Germany, and Ukraine issued a joint statement on June 7 setting out five conditions that must be met between Kyiv and Moscow to bring a resolution to Russia's war in Ukraine.
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