International community has expressed concern over Russian aggression and called for accountability and reparations. Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda urged Russian troops to withdraw from Ukraine and emphasized the importance of adhering to international law.
Ukraine's ten-point peace formula includes elements such as nuclear safety, food security, and the return of people held in Russia.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy emphasized the importance of territorial integrity as the foundation for any peace agreement and expressed his hope to build a coalition of intermediaries to help facilitate negotiations between Ukraine and Russia.
World leaders gathered at a peace summit in Switzerland to discuss the territorial integrity of Ukraine and potential avenues for ending the conflict with Russia.
World leaders from over 80 countries gathered at a peace summit in Switzerland to discuss the territorial integrity of Ukraine and potential avenues for ending the ongoing conflict with Russia. The conference, which took place on June 15-16, 2024, was attended by numerous heads of state and government but notably absent were representatives from Russia or China. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy emphasized the importance of territorial integrity as the foundation for any peace agreement. He also expressed his hope to build a coalition of intermediaries to help facilitate negotiations between Ukraine and Russia.
According to various sources, Ukraine's ten-point peace formula includes elements such as nuclear safety, food security, and the return of people held in Russia. However, direct negotiations with Moscow have not been successful thus far. Zelenskyy stated that once the other nations at the summit had agreed to his proposal for ending the war, it would be submitted to Russia for consideration.
The international community has expressed concern over Russian aggression and called for accountability and reparations. Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda urged Russian troops to withdraw from Ukraine and emphasized the importance of adhering to international law.
Despite the absence of Russia, world leaders remained committed to finding a peaceful resolution to the conflict in Ukraine.
Ukraine will not engage in direct negotiations with Russia
Kyiv hopes to build a coalition of intermediaries to help end the war in Ukraine
Three elements of Ukraine’s ten-point peace formula are nuclear safety, food security, and return of people held in Russia
Accuracy
Over 100 countries and organizations have gathered for a major conference in Switzerland dedicated to setting out a path toward peace between Ukraine and Russia, but there will be no delegation from Moscow.
Dozens of world leaders met in Switzerland to discuss peace for Ukraine
Ukraine and Russia remain far apart in the conflict
Russian President Vladimir Putin casts a shadow over the Swiss-Ukrainian initiative for the conference.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy suggested success was bringing back the idea that joint efforts can stop war and establish a just peace.
About half of the roughly 100 delegations were led by heads of state and government.
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda called for Russian troops to leave Ukraine and Moscow to be held accountable for crimes and pay reparations.
Accuracy
Russia was absent from the conference
Russian troops have made territorial gains in recent months, with Zelenskyy’s plan calling for withdrawal of Russian troops from occupied Ukrainian territory, cessation of hostilities and restoration of Ukraine’s original borders.
Putin wants any peace deal built around a draft agreement that includes Ukraine’s neutral status and limits on its armed forces while delaying talks about Russian-occupied areas.
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The article contains a few instances of inflammatory rhetoric and appeals to authority. It also presents dichotomous depictions of the situation in Ukraine. However, these fallacies do not dominate the piece to such an extent that it can be considered heavily flawed.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday sought to cast a shadow over the Swiss-Ukrainian initiative for the conference.
Entering the venue, President Gitanas Nauseda of Lithuania, a NATO member country that has been one of the most stalwart supporters of fellow former Soviet republic Ukraine, said Russian troops must leave Ukraine...
Chinese officials joined scores of countries that sat out the event. Beijing has said any peace process would require the participation of Russia and Ukraine...
