The World in Geneva: American Proposals Consider Ukrainian Interests

Negotiations in Geneva

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky reported on the work of the Ukrainian delegation in Geneva, which is actively engaged in peace negotiations. American partners are also participating in these negotiations, whose proposals may consider Ukrainian interests, which is an important step towards achieving peace in the region.

According to information released on Telegram, the Ukrainian delegation is working on finding solutions to end the war. Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine Rustem Umerov noted that the current draft of the document being discussed is in the final stages of coordination. The anticipated text of the document contains 28 points that may serve as the basis for further negotiations.

Main Points of the Document

• Fixed refusal to join NATO in the Constitution of Ukraine
• Preservation of Ukraine's non-nuclear status
• Limitation of the Ukrainian army to 600 thousand people
• Recognition of Crimea, DNR, and LNR as Russian territories
• Lifting sanctions from Russia and its return to the G8

Volodymyr Zelensky emphasized the importance of American proposals, noting that there is now an understanding that they may take into account a number of elements based on the Ukrainian vision and critically important for the national interests of Ukraine.

“We are grateful for the constructive interaction with the United States and their careful consideration of Ukrainian remarks.”

Volodymyr Zelensky

These negotiations are an important step in the search for a peaceful resolution of the conflict and highlight the joint efforts of Ukraine and the USA in achieving stability in the region.

These talks in Geneva are marked by significant international interest, as they may affect the future of Ukraine and security in Europe. The participation of the USA in the negotiations indicates their active role in ensuring peace in the region, as well as emphasizes the importance of respecting Ukraine's interests. The success of these negotiations will depend not only on stability in Ukraine, but also on the overall geopolitical situation in Eastern Europe.