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Ukraine Peace Prospects and G7 Support
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy discusses prospects for peace with Russia, emphasizing the need for a strong Ukrainian position in any negotiations. The G7 reaffirms its support for Ukraine, while Scholz's call with Putin sparks controversy.
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PoliticsRussiaRussia Ukraine WarUkraineWarMilitary TechnologyNegotiations
G7KremlinBundesregierung
Wolodymyr SelenskyjWladimir PutinOlaf Scholz
- What is the current military situation in Ukraine?
- The conflict has intensified in recent months, with Ukraine facing setbacks due to territorial losses and resource shortages. This highlights the urgent need for peace.
- What is Zelenskyy's objective regarding the war with Russia?
- Zelenskyy aims to end the war with Russia by 2025, but believes Putin does not want peace. He emphasizes the need for diplomatic solutions and a strong Ukrainian position in any negotiations.
- What is the G7's stance on the conflict and their approach towards Russia?
- The G7 nations reaffirmed their commitment to imposing sanctions and other measures on Russia, holding Moscow responsible for obstructing peace. They continue to support Ukraine.
- Under what conditions does Zelenskyy believe negotiations with Russia are feasible?
- Zelenskyy stated that negotiations with Russia are only possible if Ukraine is not alone and in a strong position, avoiding a scenario where Ukraine solely negotiates with Putin and risks losing.
- What were the outcomes of Scholz's phone call with Putin, and what was Zelenskyy's reaction?
- Chancellor Scholz's call with Putin resulted in Putin's insistence on recognizing Russia's territorial gains as a condition for negotiations. Zelenskyy criticized the call, arguing that it weakens Ukraine's position.