Geneva as a last chance: there is finally peace talks?
Geneva as a last chance: there is finally peace talks?
Genf, Schweiz - The US government plans to prevent negotiations on the end of the Russian war of aggression in Ukraine. Keith Kellogg, the US special representative for Ukraine, announced that Geneva was considered as a possible location for a meeting between Vladimir Putin and Wolodymyr Selenskyj. The idea of using the Vatican as a place of negotiation was brought into play by the US government, but rejected by Russia. According to Kellogg, the meeting can take place in Geneva as soon as Russia provides the necessary conditions for peace. "Ukraine has already presented conditions for peace, Russia must now also share its conditions," said Kellogg on US television. Oe24 reports that Kellogg also emphasized that Kiev's position on peace conditions in April was clear in April.
However, the political tensions remain high because Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskow criticized the statements by US President Donald Trump, who proposed the Vatican as a suitable place for peace negotiations. Trump himself warned that Putin "plays with the fire" and found that many bad things with Russia had happened in the past. The US government, which is trying to get a ceasefire, sees a possibility of approaching, while Russian hardliners in the Kremlin react negatively to the suggestions.Current developments in Ukraine
The situation is tense in Ukraine itself. Many in Kyiv are concerned about a possible new offensive of the Russian troops. "Selenskyj criticized Putin's willingness to negotiate peace and warned of further Russian attacks," said n-tv . In addition to the military conflicts, the Ukrainian delegation is intensively discussing possible return measures for the forced -controlled Ukrainian children and demanded solid security guarantees to prevent future attacks.
The Ukrainian military is currently documenting attacks on Russian bases, while Russia prevails in the Baltic Sea at the same time. Reports of around 141 advances of the Russian troops on the front reach the international media from Kiev. In this tense situation, it remains uncertain whether the fronts could actually approach the upcoming negotiations in Geneva.
international reactions and perspectives
The international audience follows the situation with concern. Both Ukraine and the United States have tried to create a climate for an armistice in the past few weeks. A Ukrainian-American delegation even proposed a 30-day ceasefire, on the condition that Russia has agreed. Nevertheless, reports show that Russia has rejected all previous proposals for an ceasefire and continues to register territorial claims. The situation is complex and requires both diplomatic skills and mask to get out of the escalation.
In summary, it can be said that the potential for discussions in Geneva exists, but the decisions of the parties involved are still crucial. Both the United States and Ukraine rely on diplomatic solutions, while Russia remains stubborn in its attitude. Permanent peace could only be achieved with mutual concessions and intensive negotiations. FOCUS reports in view of this development of a high level of uncertainty in the coming time.| Details | |
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