Selenskyj wants strong partnerships for peace talks with Putin!

Selenskyj wants strong partnerships for peace talks with Putin!

The Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyj has sent clear signals for a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, but he poses clear conditions before talks. In a recent interview, Selenskyj emphasized that any negotiations on the end of the war should only take place after Ukraine and its western allies, especially the USA and Europe. "I will meet with the Russians-with only one Russian, with Putin-but only if we have a common plan with Trump and Europe," said Selenskyj, as on Kosmo . A telephone exchange between Donald Trump and Putin, who took place without a prior consultation of a European partner, triggered concern among western allies. Trump made it clear that Kiev had to be involved in the talks, which was confirmed by US Vice President JD Vance.

negotiations under conditions

Selenskyj demands that Ukraine can negotiate in a position of strength. In an interview with the Ukrainian broadcaster Suspilne, he said that this was not possible as long as Ukraine was weakened militarily. Militar analysts such as Oleksandr Musienko support this view and emphasize that Ukraine requires security guarantees, including NATO membership, in order to be able to conduct realistic negotiations. "When we just talk to Putin - able to do this, the Ukraine loses these negotiations before they started," warned Selenskyj. This is considered crucial to secure the interests of Ukraine during possible conversations, while Russia's aggressive tactics, such as increased air strikes, continue to be a serious threat.

The situation remains tense and the uncertainty about the negotiation process and future relationships with Russia raises questions about the support of the western allies. Selenskyj's criticism of a telephone call by Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz with Putin shows the concerns that Russia could try to end his international isolation, while the Ukraine is also striving for a real peace, as also by Tagesschau . The complexity of the current geopolitical situation makes it necessary for Ukraine and its partners to be closed in order to make progress in the tense negotiations.