- The United States then called on Russia to respect global rules and end the business of Crimea
- "Since democratic states are striving to build a free, just and prosperous world, we must keep our commitment to the global rule of sovereign equality and respect the territorial integrity of another countries" was the U.S. position during Donald Trump's first word of office
- The deficiency of Ukraine's approval to surrender Russia to Crimea led to a lower level of Wednesday talks in London, in which the current US Secretary of State Marco Rubio did not participate
Donald Trump powerfully criticized Volodymyr Zelenski's message on Wednesday that he would not recognise the surrender of Russia to Crimea. “It is these inciting statements that make it so hard to end this war” — wrote the president of the United States on social media, one more time shifting work for the war to the Ukrainian PresidentThat Russia started by attacking its neighbor. In the entry he besides stated that Ukraine's failure to Crimea had taken place many years ago.
Also on Wednesday, Donald Trump's plan for the end of the war leaked to the media, According to which Russia would hold almost all occupied Ukrainian territory. In particular, the rejection of the consent to the authoritative surrender of Russia to Crimea was to be the reason that the US Secretary of State Marco Rubio did not participate in Wednesday talks in London about peace in Ukraine.
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Volodymyr Zelenski comments on a gathering in London. Thank you to your partners and remind the US of the “Krymian Declaration”
"There was quite a few excitement today. But it is good that 5 countries met to bring peace closer. Ukraine, United States, United Kingdom, France and Germany. The Parties expressed their views and respected each other's positions. It is crucial that each organization was not only present but besides worked in a crucial way. The American side shared its vision. Ukraine and another Europeans have presented their proposals. We hope that specified work together will lead to lasting peace. We are grateful to our partners," wrote Volodymyr Zelenski.
The Ukrainian president then stressed that "Ukraine will always act in accordance with its constitution", which means that it will not agree to surrender part of its territory (in accordance with Article 3 of the Constitution of Ukraine, the sovereignty of the state extends throughout its territory. Ukraine is simply a unitary state and its territory within the current borders is inviolable).
"We are absolutely assured that our partners, in peculiar the United States, will act in accordance with their strong decisions," said Zelenski, posting a message by U.S. Secretary of State Michael Pompeo of July 2018.
"Crymical Declaration" USA. During Trump's first term, the United States explicitly referred to the annexation of Crimea
"Russia, through its invasion of Ukraine in 2014, and its effort to annex Crimea, tried to undermine the fundamental global rule shared by democratic states: that no country can change borders by another force. The countries of the world, including Russia, have agreed to this rule in the United Nations Charter, committing to refrain from threatening or utilizing force against the territorial integrity or political independency of any state. This fundamental rule — as confirmed in the Helsinki Final Act — is 1 of the foundations on which our common safety is based,” says Mike Pompeo, who was Secretary of State of the United States during Donald Trump's first word of office.
"Like the 1940 Welles Declaration, the United States reaffirms its policy of refusing to recognise Kremlin's claims to sovereignty over territory taken by force in violation of global law. In agreement with allies, partners and the global community The United States rejects Russia's effort to annex Crimea and undertakes to keep this policy until the territorial integrity of Ukraine is restored” was the U.S. position.
The United States then called on Russia to respect global rules and end the business of Crimea. "Because democratic states are striving to build a free, just and prosperous world, we must keep our commitment to the global rule of sovereign equality and respect territorial integrity another countries. Through its actions, Russia behaved in a way unworthy of the large nation and decided to isolate itself from the global community," said the U.S. Secretary of State in 2018.
