Ukraine wants to end war this year, while Putin wants to prolong it - Sybiha
Ukraine wants to end the war this year, but Russian dictator Vladimir Putin wants it to continue.
According to Censor.NET, citing NHK, this was stated by Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha.
According to Sybiha, Ukraine wants to end the war this year and will not stand in the way of this process. However, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin wants war. He noted that the world is waiting for a response from Moscow.
The minister also said that the Ukrainian national group will begin preparing a roadmap for monitoring the long front line, which is more than 1,300 kilometers long.
In addition, Sybiha said that Ukraine will hold consultations with the United States and other countries, in part because it may need international personnel to monitor the ceasefire.
At the same time, the minister called Japan "the closest partner in Asia." He also thanked Japan for providing Ukraine with "constant, unwavering support from the first moments of Russia's brutal aggression."
It is noted that when asked what kind of support Ukraine expects from Japan the most, Sybiha said that his country needs help in recovery. He called Japan a "true leader" and added that the recovery also opens up opportunities for Japanese companies.
On March 11, the delegations of the United States and Ukraine met in Jeddah.
The Ukrainian and US teams issued a joint statement following the meeting in Saudi Arabia: The US is resuming military assistance and will discuss the possibility of a 30-day ceasefire with Russia.
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin says that Russia has agreed to the proposals to end hostilities in Ukraine, but under certain conditions.
Trump called Kremlin dictator Vladimir Putin's statement about the possibility of a 30-day truce encouraging.
