Russia kyiv and Chernigov – will “drastically” reduce military operations in Juventud Rebelde

ISTANBUL, March 29. – Russian envoy to the peace talks Vladimir Medinsky on Tuesday confirmed that “two steps have been taken to defuse the conflict in Ukraine, one in the military sector and the other.” In the field of politics ..

At the end of the fourth round of talks between Russia and Ukraine at the Dolmabas Palace on the banks of the Phosphorus River in Turkey today, Tuesday, the Russian delegation pointed to the military level at a press conference that lasted three hours. “It has decided to drastically reduce military operations in the direction of Kiev and Chernikov,” Sputnik Mundo said.

As for the political panorama, there is a possibility of a meeting between the Russian and Ukrainian presidents at the time of the signing of the future peace agreement.

David Arajamiya, a member of the Ukrainian delegation to the UN; He stressed that the country considers the Security Council countries, as well as Germany, Canada, Poland, Israel and Turkey as guarantors of its security, and some of them already have your prior approval.

Kyiv proposes a new security guarantee for Ukraine, and in the future agreement, if anything happens, consultations should be held within three days, after which countries that guarantee Ukraine should help, he said.

Medinsky said that Ukraine’s proposals for security guarantees did not apply to Crimea, Sevastopol and the Donbass, and that Kiev had abandoned the idea of ​​reclaiming these territories “by military means” and accepted that “only possible through negotiations”.

“Of course this does not apply in any way to our position, but Ukraine has laid down its approach,” Medinsky added. The Russian negotiator announced during a televised broadcast that Ukraine was “abandoning military alliances, suspending foreign military bases and groups and military exercises.”
Territory “without the consent of countries that guarantee security, including Russia”.

“For its part, Russia is not against Ukraine’s intention to enter the EU,” Medinsky said, calling kyiv’s proposals a constructive step towards compromise.

He noted that the proposals put forward Ukraine’s declaration of a state of neutrality under international legal guarantees.

The Moscow and Kiev Negotiating Committees held several rounds of face-to-face consultations in the Belarusian region in late February and early March, after which they continued to hold talks via video conference.

The face-to-face meeting on March 29 was the result of an agreement reached on March 27 by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in a telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin.