The head of the Russian negotiating delegation and assistant to the Russian president announced on social media on the 27th that the Russian delegation and the Ukrainian delegation decided to hold a new round of face-to-face negotiations from March 29 to 30.
Mekinsky said that the Russian-Ukrainian delegation held video talks on the 27th and decided to hold face-to-face talks from March 29th to 30th.
Member of the Ukrainian negotiating delegation and chairman of the parliamentary group of the Ukrainian People's Servant Party, Arahamia, said on social media on the same day that the Ukrainian-Russian delegation decided to hold a new round of negotiations in Turkey from March 28 to 30.
According to Russian media citing sources from the Turkish Presidential Office, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Erdogan agreed in a telephone conversation on the 27th that the next round of talks between the Russian and Ukrainian delegations will be held in Istanbul.
reported that the two heads of state discussed the latest situation in Russia and Ukraine and the negotiation process during the call, and the two sides agreed to hold the next round of negotiations between the Russian and Ukrainian negotiating delegations in Istanbul. Erdogan also said Turkey would continue to play a role in promoting peace between Russia and Ukraine.
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Zelensky: We will not discuss issues such as demilitarization!
According to CCTV news, on March 27, 2022 local time, Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that the Ukrainian side will not discuss the issue of demilitarization and "denazification" in the negotiations with Russia at all. He believes that These concepts are incomprehensible. When talking about the status of the Russian language, Zelensky believed that the languages and traditions of all ethnic groups should be respected each other, and Russia and Ukraine should sign a treaty on the use of relevant languages under reciprocal conditions.
Zelensky stressed that he is willing to meet Russia on the issue of security and neutrality of Ukraine, but the relevant treaty should be signed by all sponsoring countries and ratified by national parliaments. And because the issue involves amending the Ukrainian constitution, a referendum should be held to speed up the process.
What does "demilitarization of Ukraine" mean?
Military experts said that the tactical explanation is "to incapacitate the opponent's military capabilities and minimize civilian casualties".
According to the previous " Global Times " report, the "demilitarization of Ukraine" mentioned by Putin means disarming the Ukrainian government forces, letting the Ukrainian government forces lay down their weapons, separating people from weapons, and don't help Ukraine. The government is stubbornly resisting, and the target of Russia's attack is weapons and equipment, not personnel. "Ukraine, with the help of the United States, has been continuously militarizing, posing a threat to Russia. Russia will now remove this threat, focusing on eliminating offensive weapons and equipment. And weapons and equipment that pose a threat to Russia.”
(Original title: Putin fixed the place, Zelensky stated)
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