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Peace Process in Ukraine Cannot Begin Unless All Sides Participate, Indonesian Foreign Ministry Says
Peace Process in Ukraine Cannot Begin Unless All Sides Participate, Indonesian Foreign Ministry Says
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A peace process in Ukraine is possible only if all parties to the conflict are represented, Indonesian Foreign Ministry spokesman Rolliansyah Soemirat told Sputnik ahead of the Swiss peace conference coming up this week.Indonesia attaches importance to all efforts toward a peaceful resolution of the Ukraine crisis, including Switzerland's effort, but will be represented at the Swiss-hosted summit on Ukraine only at the level of ambassador, the diplomat continued. He added that Indonesia has been consistent in advocating respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all nations. Switzerland will host a high-level conference on Ukraine at the Buergenstock resort outside of Lucerne from June 15-16. Around 90 countries and organizations have confirmed their participation, according to Swiss hosts. Russia has not received an invitation, but even if it had, it would not attend the conference, Vladimir Khokhlov, spokesperson for the Russian Embassy in Bern, told Sputnik in April.
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Peace Process in Ukraine Cannot Begin Unless All Sides Participate, Indonesian Foreign Ministry Says
11:01 15.06.2024 (Updated: 10:37 17.06.2024) JAKARTA (Sputnik) - On Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at a meeting with the country's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov that as soon as Ukraine starts withdrawing troops from Donbass and Novorossiya and commits not to join NATO, Russia will cease fire and be ready for negotiations.
A peace process in Ukraine is possible only if all parties to the conflict are represented, Indonesian Foreign Ministry spokesman Rolliansyah Soemirat told
Sputnik ahead of the Swiss
peace conference coming up this week.
"A peace process can only be initiated when all parties to the conflict are involved," Soemirat said.
Indonesia attaches importance to all efforts toward a peaceful resolution of the Ukraine crisis, including Switzerland's effort, but will be represented at the Swiss-hosted summit on
Ukraine only at the level of ambassador, the diplomat continued.
"The Indonesian Government has conveyed that it will task the Indonesian Ambassador in Bern as a special envoy of the Indonesian Foreign Minister," Soemirat said.
He added that Indonesia has been consistent in advocating respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all nations.
Switzerland will host a high-level conference on Ukraine at the Buergenstock resort outside of Lucerne from June 15-16.
Around 90 countries and organizations have confirmed their participation, according to Swiss hosts. Russia has
not received an invitation, but even if it had, it would not attend the conference, Vladimir Khokhlov, spokesperson for the Russian Embassy in Bern, told Sputnik in April.
