Russia’s Vladimir Putin tells Ukraine to drop its NATO aspirations

Russia’s Vladimir Putin tells Ukraine to drop its NATO aspirations

Moscow says officials in Kiev are depriving the people of Ukraine of a real chance for Peace by rejecting President Putin’s peace proposal on Friday Russian president said Moscow would seize fire in Ukraine and start negotiations once KF withdraws its troops from the entire territory of lugans and danas people’s republics as well as Zaria and hon regions Vladimir Putin also said that Ukraine should drop its NATO beid be in neutral and non-nuclear this should be enshrined in international documents and go hand inand with the lifting of anti-russian sanctions however if the west and ke reject this offer Putin said the responsibility for continued Bloodshed will rest on them he also said that the Global Security architecture has collapsed and the world is close to the point of no return because of Western hostile actions these comments come ahead of the Ukrainian peace conference due in Switzerland this weekend chova sabc news Moscow

World leaders gathered at a Swiss mountain resort on Saturday (June 15) to plan a path to peace and end Russia’s war in Ukraine. More than 90 countries are expected at the high security two-day gathering in Buergenstock. But notable absences such as China will blunt the summit’s potential impact, dimming hopes it would show Russia as globally isolated. The talks will focus on broader concerns triggered by the war. This includes food and nuclear security, and a draft of the final declaration identifying Russia as the aggressor, sources said. Ukrainian President Volodymr Zelenskyy applauded the summit’s wide attendance as a success.

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