"We want to make a full and comprehensive ceasefire decision in London next week," said an American authoritative who wants to stay anonymous on Friday. “It is so the intention to have talks with the Russians and then to say (i): “OK, this is your best and final offer” to find out at what phase both sides (conflict) are at” — He explained.
A typical of the U.S. authorities reported that most of Ukraine's objections to the peace plan were about how the ceasefire line was drawn. ‘I think that any of their concerns are about land; what they call “de jure” and “de facto”. “De facto” means that we recognise that the Russians are occupying this land, but we are not saying that Ukraine will return it forever. “De jure” means that we recognise that the Russians are taking over the land and will never (Kijów) recover it again,” explained the journalist.
"Ukraine will never recognise Russia's occupied territories as belonging to Moscow"
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenski assured that his country would never recognise the territories occupied by Russia as belonging to Moscow," he recalled "New York Post". However, Zelenski signaled his desire to frost fights on the current front line. If this had happened, Russia would have occupied about 20% of Ukraine's territory after the ceasefire.
On Thursday in Paris, the U.S. delegation presented to representatives of Ukraine, France, large Britain and Germany a proposal to end the war in Ukraine. Bloomberg's agency reported on Friday, citing anonymous sources that the American plan was based on freezing the war and softening sanctions against Russia if the truce proved to be permanent. Ukraine's admission to NATO would besides be excluded.
