Kremlin Proposes 2022 Draft Document as Basis for Ukraine Peace Talks
The Kremlin suggests reviving a 2022 draft agreement as a starting point for new peace discussions, despite significant changes since its inception.
- A 2022 draft agreement initially discussed in Istanbul could restart peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, according to the Kremlin.
- Russia demands consideration of 'new realities' in any future negotiations, reflecting changes since 2022, including constitutional amendments and territorial annexations.
- Ukrainian officials remain resistant to negotiations without assurances of Russian troop withdrawals and reparations.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin mocks the idea of enforced peace plans, indicating readiness for talks but rejecting any imposed terms.
- The stalled peace process and ongoing conflict underscore the complex dynamics and challenges in reaching a resolution.