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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy firmly opposes any territorial concessions to Vladimir Putin, reiterating that Ukraine will not cede its land to end the ongoing conflict. Zelenskyy emphasizes that such actions would not lead to peace but rather offer the Kremlin a renewed opportunity for aggression. Highlighting the role of diplomatic avenues, Zelenskyy advocates this path as more beneficial compared to solely military options, considering the wider implications for Europe. Despite pressures and discussions involving international statesmen, Zelenskyy maintains that Ukraine's territorial integrity is non-negotiable, and that conceding land under pressure is unacceptable. The President affirms that any peace agreement must preserve Ukraine's sovereignty and involve substantial security guarantees.

Why is President Zelenskyy against territorial concessions?

President Zelenskyy argues that territorial concessions would not resolve the conflict with Russia but instead provide a platform for future Russian offensives. He stresses that preserving Ukraine's territorial integrity is crucial for both national and regional stability.

What is Zelenskyy's stance on Russia's demands?

Zelenskyy strongly opposes Russia's demands for Ukraine to withdraw from its territories. He insists that Ukraine will not recognize occupied territories as Russian and will not submit to ultimatums, maintaining a firm stance on national sovereignty.

How does Zelenskyy view the role of diplomacy in the conflict?

Zelenskyy believes that diplomacy offers a faster, less costly path to peace than prolonged military conflict, minimizing loss and fostering stability. He advocates for diplomatic solutions that ensure territorial integrity and security guarantees.

What are the implications of Ukraine's territorial concessions for Europe?

Zelenskyy warns that Ukraine's territorial concessions would extend the conflict's impacts across Europe. He emphasizes the need for international support in maintaining Ukraine's territorial sovereignty to prevent further escalations affecting European security.

What conditions does Zelenskyy insist on for peace negotiations?

Zelenskyy insists that any peace negotiations should not involve recognizing Russian control over occupied territories. He demands concrete security assurances that uphold Ukraine's territorial sovereignty as a basis for lasting peace.

What role does the United States play in Ukraine's territorial issue?

The United States, according to Zelenskyy, supports Ukraine's stance of not withdrawing from territories it controls. This backing is vital in strengthening Ukraine's position against territorial concessions to Russia in any diplomatic negotiations.

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