Zelensky plan addresses conditions that ensure stability and prevent future wars and conflicts. Putin plan guarantees a new war when one of the parties comes to believe it is stronger, even if temporarily. 8/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Putin demanded veto power over Ukraine support in 2022
But the end of the negotiations in 2022 was Putin’s demand to grant him a veto power over support to Ukraine if he invades again. A sort of the UN Security Council setup, where Russia can get away with anything. 9X
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Comparing conditions to Zelensky’s 10-point peace formula
Compare these conditions against the 10 point Zelensky peace formula: nuclear, food, and energy security, prisoner exchange and return of abducted children, the UN charter about territorial integrity and peaceful conflict resolution, justice for war crime victims etc 7/
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Putin’s negotiations aimed at control, not peace for Ukraine
Putin’s negotiations were about asserting control and power, not a sustainable peace with an independent Ukraine. His demands aimed to weaken Ukraine, ensuring it remained vulnerable and allowing Putin to dictate its policies in the future without further invasions 5/
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Demands for Ukraine: recognize Crimea, neutrality, military limits
He demanded Ukraine recognize Crimea and other occupied regions as Russian, declare neutrality, limit its military capabilities, restrict missile ranges to 27 km, and let Russia influence the positioning of Ukrainian troops 6/
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NYTimes: Putin micromanaged peace talks, Russia denied 3,000 deaths
The NYTimes analysis reveals that Putin micromanaged the talks and that the Russian delegation was delusional about the situation. When Ukrainian Reznikov cited 3,000 Russian deaths, negotiator Medinsky was shocked insisting there were only 80 4/
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NYTimes publishes negotiation documents ahead of peace summit after Putin ultimatum
The NYTimes published the documents and their analysis from interviews with those involved in the negotiations. The timing appears strategic just before the peace summit in Switzerland and right after Putin issued another 'peace deal' ultimatum 2/
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EBRD to increase energy system recovery funding
Ukraine's energy system recovery: EBRD to increase funding
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Russian rocket damages power lines near Poltava
A Russian rocket has damaged power lines near Poltava, leaving tens of thousands of people without electricity.
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Ukraine utilise le Stalker 5.0 pour des missions maritimes
Ukraine can use the Stalker 5.0 to deliver water, military equipment, and other supplies to islands or coastal areas where the country's troops are stationed. "It can also be used for reconnaissance and coastal patrolling in sea and river border areas," the outlet wrote.