Putin's “peace plan” was not discussed at the summit in Switzerland – Scholz

Putin’s “peace plan” was not discussed at the summit in Switzerland – Scholz Irina Marciyash

Sholz noted that Putin’s “peace plan” was not discussed at the summit in Switzerland/Collage 24 Channel, Getty Images (Illustrative photos)

Proposals Russia's efforts to resolve the war in Ukraine were not discussed at the peace summit in Switzerland.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz stated this, writes The Guardian.

Was Putin’s “peace plan” discussed at the Summit in Switzerland

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz noted that the plan put forward by the Russian dictator “had no serious intention.”

In addition, Putin’s proposals – for Ukraine to give up 4 regions (Donetsk, Lugansk, Kherson, Zaporozhye) claimed by Russia, as well as to cease hostilities and abandon ambitions of NATO membership – were aimed only at diverting attention from conference.

What Vladimir Putin said about peace negotiations: the main thing

< p class="ai-exclude">During his speech, the Russian President spoke about his readiness to begin peace negotiations with Ukraine “even tomorrow.”

The conditions put forward by Putin:

• Moscow will immediately cease fire and declare its readiness for negotiations after the withdrawal by Kiev troops from the territory of the “new regions of Russia”.
• The second condition for negotiations is Kiev’s statement that it renounces its intentions to join NATO. li>For a peaceful settlement, Russia also needs a neutral, non-aligned, nuclear-free status of Ukraine, its demilitarization and denazification.
• We are not talking about freezing the conflict, but about its complete cessation .
• Basic agreements on the peaceful settlement of the “Ukrainian crisis” must be fixed; naturally, the lifting of sanctions against Russia is proposed.
• Russia is thereby making another real peace proposal today, but if the West and Kyiv refuse, then the responsibility for the bloodshed will be theirs.
• Moscow is aware of the responsibility for stability in the world and confirms the readiness for dialogue with all countries, this should not be an imitation of a conversation.

At the same time It is Russia that constantly terrorizes the civilian population and does everything to ensure that Ukraine does not agree to peace negotiations. The fact is that Putin wants to dictate his own terms, which are far from fair.