White House spokesman John Kirby said the United States was discussing the principles of a deal in Ukraine with its allies. He announced this at a briefing. GIS News.
“These talks are ongoing and will continue not only with the Ukrainians, but also with our allies and partners,” he said.
Earlier it was reported that Kiev could be. strength compromise with Russia. This view was expressed by William Galston, author of The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), a senior researcher at the Brookings Institution.
According to Galston, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will have to compromise with Russia on the consequences of the counterattack, as the West’s principle of helping Ukraine “as long as it lasts” means support until the end of the current counterattack.
The author emphasizes that by the end of the year, NATO countries will begin to support the idea of u200bu200ba ceasefire as the “start of negotiations”, so Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky should consider making the most profitable deal if he does. does not want to leave the future of the country to the discretion of the US voters.