Zelensky's Plan for Peace in Ukraine

Zelensky's Plan for Peace in Ukraine

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Zelensky's Plan for Peace in Ukraine

Ukrainian President Zelensky seeks a diplomatic end to the war with Russia by 2025, but faces challenges from Russian advances and political shifts in the West.

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PoliticsInternational RelationsRussia Ukraine WarWarDiplomacyNegotiations
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Volodymyr ZelenskyVladimir PutinDonald TrumpOlaf ScholzTakeshi Iwaya
What is Zelensky's stated goal regarding the war in Ukraine?
Zelensky aims to end the war in Ukraine by 2025 through diplomatic means, emphasizing the need for Ukraine to be strong and not alone in negotiations with Russia.
What are Ukraine's main concerns about potential peace negotiations?
Kyiv's primary concern is that negotiations without strong Western backing could lead to unfavorable outcomes, potentially involving the cession of occupied territories.
What is Russia's stance on negotiations, and what are its conditions?
While Russia claims openness to negotiations, it conditions them on Ukraine conceding occupied territories; this position is unacceptable to Ukraine.
What factors have recently intensified discussions about peace negotiations?
The recent advancements of the Russian army in eastern Ukraine and the election of Donald Trump have intensified debates around peace negotiations, raising concerns in Kyiv about potential loss of Western support.
What is the G7's position on the conflict, and how have recent diplomatic actions impacted the situation?
The G7 reaffirmed its support for Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity, reiterating that Russia is the main obstacle to a just and lasting peace. Germany's recent call for talks with Russia has also caused friction.