Ukraine has promised not to accept what it calls “unacceptable” terms imposed by Russia as the only option to end hostilities in the country.
Dmytro Kuleba, Ukraine’s foreign minister, said his country has little hope for a diplomatic settlement.
“Diplomacy has little place in Putin’s mentality,” he told a US policy event.
“We have to keep the diplomatic channel open,” while also being cautious of “Russian attempts to openly distort this track.”
“We’re talking, but Russia continues to make demands that we can’t accept.” “We will not make any concessions on Ukraine’s existential issues,” he stated.
Putin appeared to be “determined to achieve his objectives in Ukraine,” a French official told CNN Thursday. This came after French President Emmanuel Macron spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin over the phone.
The Minister, on the other hand, made it plain that removing Russian President Vladimir Putin from office would be sufficient to end the conflict.
He was pessimistic about the war’s repercussions, predicting that it would turn Ukrainians against Russia. “Generations will not forgive them,” he said.
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