Ukrainian lawmaker says country is losing war, calls for peace talks
Rada deputy Alexey Goncharenko argues Ukraine's population should press authorities to pursue a peace agreement, TASS reports.
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A member of Ukraine's parliament, Alexey Goncharenko, said Ukraine is losing the war and that the country should pursue a peace agreement, according to a report by TASS.
The report cited an earlier statement in which Goncharenko said Ukraine's population should pressure the authorities and demand peace.
TASS did not provide additional context on when or where the statements were made, and the report did not include comment from other Ukrainian officials.
Sources
- Ukraine losing war, must seek peace agreement — Rada lawmaker — TASS (Russia)
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