“After June 22, peace talks between Ukraine and Russia may be restored. Such a date is chosen because by June 22, the parties comply with the agreements that were reached during the second round of negotiations in Istanbul. We are talking about the exchange of bodies and enthusiastic persons up to 25 years, over 60 years, wounded, seriously ill, etc. These conditions must be fulfilled.”, – WRITE ON: ua.news
After June 22, peace talks between Ukraine and Russia may be restored.
Such a date is chosen because by June 22, the parties comply with the agreements that were reached during the second round of negotiations in Istanbul. We are talking about the exchange of bodies and enthusiastic persons up to 25 years, over 60 years, wounded, seriously ill, etc. These conditions must be fulfilled. And then the potential of dialogue and the road to determine the next round of negotiations will open. And perhaps next week we will hear a certain date and place of the next round of negotiations.
Negotiations, as we can see, are now going in parallel with the war. This is a consequence of the collapse of the Minsk negotiation process. It is a demonstration of extreme distrust between the parties, especially from Russia to Ukraine and the West. As Russia believes that any stop of hostilities will play in the hand of Ukraine and the situation with the Minsk agreements will be repeated.
And most likely, in such a track we will continue. From time to time, escalation, rocket launchers or rocket-punks, as well as changes in the situation at the front-all this will affect the negotiation process that will be unchanged by at least this fall.
At the same time, the prospects for success in these negotiations remain, but unfortunately, such probability is sufficiently low. Ukraine and Russia are not able to make each other for deep concessions, and even ceasefire can only be achieved by actually through US concessions. These negotiations today remain in the manual management of leaders and depend significantly on their ambitions, to a lesser extent, they even depend on public opinion, to a greater extent on ambitions. Therefore, the continuation or cessation of war, as well as the achievement of peace, can be quite sudden and unexpected for societies.
Ruslan Bortnik