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NATO & Kiev's 'Chance to Save Ukraine's Access to Black Sea:' Analyst on Putin's New Peace Proposal
NATO & Kiev's 'Chance to Save Ukraine's Access to Black Sea:' Analyst on Putin's New Peace Proposal
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At a meeting with the Russian diplomatic corps, the country’s President Putin declared his readiness to start negotiations with Kiev on the condition of the... 15.06.2024, Sputnik Africa
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Russian President Vladimir Putin's new peace initiative is an "ultimate chance for NATO and Kiev to save Ukraine's access to the Black Sea," a French analyst, Xavier Moreau, told Sputnik Africa.According to Xavier Moreau, this proposal could allow Kiev "to save at least Kharkov, but especially Odessa, the port on the Black Sea."However, he emphasized that the option proposed by the Russian leader "will have an expiration date." According to Moreau, "it is likely that the Westerners will refuse."Iranian political analyst Ruhollah Moddaber earlier told Sputnik that the implementation of this peace proposal is the only way to settle the Ukrainian conflict.
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NATO & Kiev's 'Chance to Save Ukraine's Access to Black Sea:' Analyst on Putin's New Peace Proposal
09:51 15.06.2024 (Updated: 10:30 17.06.2024) At a meeting with the Russian diplomatic corps, the country’s President Putin declared his readiness to start negotiations with Kiev on the condition of the withdrawal of Ukrainian forces from Donbass and Novorossiya. The conditions also include the neutral, and non-aligned, non-nuclear status of Ukraine.
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Putin's new peace initiative is an "ultimate chance for NATO and Kiev to save Ukraine's access to the Black Sea,"
a French analyst, Xavier Moreau, told
Sputnik Africa.According to Xavier Moreau, this proposal could allow Kiev "to save at least Kharkov, but especially Odessa, the port on the Black Sea."
"And even if it is a neutralized port, without NATO, without Kiev’s army, despite everything, it is an important outlet not only for Ukraine but also for Eastern Europe, in particular for Poland," he explained.
However, he emphasized that the option proposed by the
Russian leader "will have an expiration date." According to Moreau, "it is likely that the Westerners will refuse."
"Anyway, the Democrats today are on the campaign trail. If they accepted this, it would signify the defeat of NATO and, therefore, of the Democrats and the total victory of Vladimir Putin. So there is little chance that this will be accepted, although, finally, given the balance of power on the ground, it would be a solution, I would say, the least bad," he concluded.
Iranian political analyst Ruhollah Moddaber earlier told
Sputnik that the implementation of this peace proposal is the
only way to settle the Ukrainian conflict.
