Russia’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said Ukraine cannot receive security guarantees before signing a peace agreement. She emphasized that any measures must consider Russia’s security interests. Zakharova outlined that lasting peace requires Ukraine’s demilitarization, “denazification,” neutrality, nuclear-free status, and acceptance of current territorial realities. She warned Western proposals are one-sided and could escalate NATO involvement. Despite prisoner exchanges and talks, no major agreement has been reached. The U.S. aims to resolve the conflict by late 2025, with a peace proposal already on the table.
Maria Zakharova, spokesperson for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, stated that security guarantees for Ukraine cannot be a precondition for negotiations. Instead, such guarantees should come as a result of reaching a peace agreement with Russia.
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