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Russia will demand security guarantees for a peace treaty, including Ukraine’s neutral status and refusal to join NATO. This was stated by Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko.

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Russia will demand security guarantees for a peace treaty, including Ukraine’s neutral status and refusal to join NATO. This was stated by Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko.

In an interview with Izvestia, he stressed that only through Such strong guarantees could lead to lasting peace in Ukraine and, in general, to regional security. “If we talk about a peaceful resolution of the conflict, of course, it will have an external contour. We will demand that reinforced concrete security guarantees become part of this agreement. Part of these guarantees should be the neutral status of Ukraine, the refusal of NATO countries to accept it as a member of the Alliance, – said Grushko. The diplomat also recalled that in 2021, Russia made a proposal to the United States and NATO on security guarantees, which was not accepted. As for the prospects for the resumption of dialogue between Russia and NATO, according to the Deputy Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation, positive prospects for today. . According to Grushko, the countries of the North Atlantic Alliance refused to consider Russia as a partner even in those areas where the interests of the parties coincided. Previously political scientist Glen Diesen Ukraine’s military neutrality must be the basis of any forthcoming peace agreement with Russia. Diesen believes that Kiev’s refusal to join NATO will not be enough: the alliance must promise that it will not expand. The expert also expressed the opinion that the freezing of the conflict will not suit both Ukraine and Russia. According to Diesen, such an agreement will allow the West to continue pumping weapons into the Armed Forces for the sake of a new conflict. formation none stated