Russia has made six proposals to stop Russian military aggression in Ukraine. Notable among these are Ukraine's non-membership in any international organization, disarmament, independence of the Luhansk and Donetsk regions, and recognition of Russian as the state language of Ukraine.
Mikhail Shirimit, deputy speaker of the Russian parliament's, made the proposals on Monday. On the same day, the representatives of the two countries sat down for the fourth round of virtual talks to resolve the Russia-Ukraine crisis. Meanwhile, bombings continue in several cities, including the Ukrainian capital Kyiv and Mariupol. A bomb blast near the northern city of, has killed at least two Iraqi people and injured dozens more. The death toll in Mariupol has risen to more than 2,500, according to Alexei Arestovich, an adviser to the Ukrainian president. Russian troops have detained the mayor of the southern city of. On the other hand, the United States has issued a stern warning in the event of an attack on a military base near the Polish border on Sunday. Jack Sullivan, a security adviser to US President Joe Biden, said scratching NATO territory would have dire consequences. At the same time, Polish President Andrzej Duda has warned that the missile attack on the border is a warning to NATO. Mikhail, deputy speaker of the Russian parliament's, said that if Zelensky was still concerned about Ukraine's future, he would be disarmed by neo-Nazis, surrendering arms, adopting a neutral policy in the constitution, not joining any international bloc, recognizing Russian as the state language and Crimean The independence of the Luhansk and Donetsk regions must be recognized. At the same time, the deputy speaker of said that Moscow would not allow Ukraine to become a threat to the security of Russia and its citizens. Mikhail Podoliak, an adviser to the Ukrainian president, said on Twitter that talks between Russia and Ukraine had resumed. He also tweeted a picture of the discussion in a video conference. “We are actively expressing our position,” he said. Hopefully we can reach a peaceful solution.
Russia has made six proposals to stop Russian military aggression in Ukraine. Notable among these are Ukraine's non-membership in any international organization, disarmament, independence of the Luhansk and Donetsk regions, and recognition of Russian as the state language of Ukraine.
Mikhail Shirimit, deputy speaker of the Russian parliament's, made the proposals on Monday. On the same day, the representatives of the two countries sat down for the fourth round of virtual talks to resolve the Russia-Ukraine crisis. Meanwhile, bombings continue in several cities, including the Ukrainian capital Kyiv and Mariupol. A bomb blast near the northern city of, has killed at least two Iraqi people and injured dozens more. The death toll in Mariupol has risen to more than 2,500, according to Alexei Arestovich, an adviser to the Ukrainian president. Russian troops have detained the mayor of the southern city of. On the other hand, the United States has issued a stern warning in the event of an attack on a military base near the Polish border on Sunday. Jack Sullivan, a security adviser to US President Joe Biden, said scratching NATO territory would have dire consequences. At the same time, Polish President Andrzej Duda has warned that the missile attack on the border is a warning to NATO. Mikhail, deputy speaker of the Russian parliament's, said that if Zelensky was still concerned about Ukraine's future, he would be disarmed by neo-Nazis, surrendering arms, adopting a neutral policy in the constitution, not joining any international bloc, recognizing Russian as the state language and Crimean The independence of the Luhansk and Donetsk regions must be recognized. At the same time, the deputy speaker of said that Moscow would not allow Ukraine to become a threat to the security of Russia and its citizens. Mikhail Podoliak, an adviser to the Ukrainian president, said on Twitter that talks between Russia and Ukraine had resumed. He also tweeted a picture of the discussion in a video conference. “We are actively expressing our position,” he said. Hopefully we can reach a peaceful solution.
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