'Ukraine ready to negotiate, but not surrender,' Deputy PM says amid strained peace efforts
- Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko stated Ukraine is prepared to negotiate but will not surrender territory to Russia, emphasizing, "Our people will not accept a frozen conflict disguised as peace."
- The U.S. Proposal suggests recognizing Crimea as Russian and granting de facto control over captured Ukrainian territories, which Ukraine opposes.
- Svyrydenko highlights a full ceasefire is essential, stating, "a full ceasefire... Is the necessary first step."
- Ukraine's delegation is in London discussing ceasefire plans, asserting that they will never recognize Crimea's occupation.
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Kiev's reaction to Donald Trump's peace plan: Ukraine is ready to negotiate, but not to capitulate
Ukraine is ready to negotiate, but not to surrender, Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Yulia Svirydenko said on Wednesday, as details emerged in the press about a US proposal for an agreement under which Ukraine would cede almost all of the territories currently occupied by Russia, Reuters and News.ro report.


Ukraine is ready to negotiate but not to surrender, deputy PM says
Ukraine is ready to negotiate but not to surrender, Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko said on Wednesday as details emerged in media reports of a U.S. proposal for a deal which would see Ukraine give up almost all territory currently occupied by Russia. Read more at straitstimes.com.
'Ukraine ready to negotiate, but not surrender,' Deputy PM says amid strained peace efforts
Ukraine will not accept a peace agreement that would give Russia a chance to regroup for further attacks, and sees a full ceasefire as "the necessary first step," Deputy Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko said on April 23."As Ukraine’s delegation meets with partners in London today, we reaffirm a principled position: Ukraine is ready to negotiate — but not to surrender," Svyrydenko said.The comments come as Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha…
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