What is the danger of recognition of Crimean annexation?

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda said that the possible legal recognition of the Russian-occupied Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea would be a “slow-motion bomb”.

To achieve a peace treaty between Moscow and Kiev, the US government could recognize Russia’s control over Crimea

For a peace treaty between Moscow and Kyiv, the US government could possibly recognise Russia's control of Crimea. How does Ukraine react to this advance? And what do experts say?

In the more than eleven years since the illegal annexation, the Crimean issue has been a frequent topic in the media.

Shortly before the meeting between US President Steve Whitcoff's Special Envoy and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow, details of the United States' “latest offer” on the terms of ending the war between Ukraine and Russia became known. One of the points of this plan is the US recognition of the Russian annexation of the Crimean peninsula in 2014. President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy rejects the possibility of such recognition. In thi…

Gitanas Nauseda declared that Lithuania supports the position of Ukraine after the end of the war