Ukraine reaches agreement with the United States on “post-war guarantees”
On Thursday evening, Ukraine reached an agreement with the United States on what it described as post-war guarantees, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Davos, Switzerland.
Zelensky confirmed in press statements following his meeting with his American counterpart Donald Trump in the Swiss city that they had reached an agreement on post-war American security guarantees, a key issue in developing a plan to end the war with Russia.
Zelensky told reporters that the issue of security guarantees had been “done”.
The Ukrainian president added, “Both parties, the two presidents, must sign the document, and then it will be submitted to the two national parliaments.”
However, Zelensky pointed out that the issue of the territories claimed by Moscow in eastern Ukraine “has not yet been resolved” in the negotiations to end the war.
He explained, “Everything revolves around the eastern part of our country, everything revolves around the land, this is the problem that we have not yet solved.”
US President Donald Trump announced earlier on Thursday that his meeting with his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky was ” very good , ” explaining that his message to Russian President Vladimir Putin was that ” the war in Ukraine must end . ”
Trump spoke briefly to reporters after leaving the meeting with Zelensky, which the White House said lasted about an hour.
Shafaq.com