President of Finland: There is 5% of work left for peace in Ukraine, but this is the most difficult part

Statement by the President of Finland

According to ХВИЛЯ: President of Finland Alexander Stubb stated that there is about 5% of work left until a peace agreement regarding Ukraine is reached. However, these stages are the most challenging. Stubb emphasized the importance of unity among Western allies in achieving peace and noted that this could be critically important for future negotiations.

'We are likely closer to reaching a peace agreement than ever during this war.' Alexander Stubb

He expressed the view that the unity of Europe, Ukraine, and the USA is a top priority to ensure fair and lasting peace. In the context of negotiations, he stressed the significance of security guarantees for Ukraine.

Negotiations and Their Significance

The negotiations that took place in Berlin confirmed this unity, highlighting the collective determination to resolve the conflict. The main goal of Russia remains the destruction of Ukraine's existence, making diplomatic efforts even more relevant. Special envoys of Donald Trump, Jared Kushner and Steve Vitkoff, also participated in these discussions, demonstrating international interest in the peace process.

Thus, according to the President of Finland, the current stage is a critical moment in achieving peace in Ukraine, and support from the international community remains essential.

The statement by President Stubb reflects an optimistic approach to ending the conflict in Ukraine, yet emphasizes the difficulties of the final stages of negotiations. The unity of the international community and the provision of security guarantees for Ukraine could be decisive factors on the path to peaceful resolution. The involvement of U.S. representatives highlights the global interest in the situation in Ukraine and the activation of diplomatic efforts to achieve stability in the region.