Kyiv was willing to negotiate peace but could not accept the terms giving Moscow a veto over allies defending Ukraine if Russia invaded again.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy , reacts next to Swiss Federal President Viola Amherd during the Summit on Peace in Ukraine , in Stansstad, Switzerland, June 16, 2024. "The only logical conclusion that we made as a result is that the Zelensky regime is incapable of negotiations.
"The only logical conclusion that we made as a result is that the Zelensky regime is incapable of negotiations."The New York Times published a draft treaty, which Russia and Ukraine negotiated directly from February to April 2022; it proves that Moscow, not Kyiv, sabotaged the peace prospects.Oleksandr Chalyi, a member of the Ukrainian negotiating team, told the Times they were very close to reaching a "peaceful settlement" by the end of April 2022.
Ukraine likewise was open to forgoing membership in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and becoming a "permanently neutral state" that would never allow foreign troops to be based on its territory.
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