Medvedev Outlines Conditions He Says Are Needed for Peace in Ukraine
The Russian official said Ukraine would first need to adopt a neutral, non-nuclear status.
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Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of Russia's Security Council, outlined conditions he said would be necessary for achieving sustainable peace in Ukraine, according to TASS.
Medvedev said that, first of all, Ukraine would need to embrace a neutral, non-nuclear status as part of any lasting settlement.
The statement reflects positions Russia has repeatedly raised during the course of the war, including demands related to Ukraine's military alignment and nuclear status.
Ukraine and its Western allies have previously rejected similar demands as incompatible with Ukrainian sovereignty, and Kyiv has not commented on these specific remarks.
Medvedev's comments come amid continuing international discussion over the terms under which the war in Ukraine might eventually be brought to an end.
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