Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has dismissed a proposal for a 40-kilometer buffer zone between Ukrainian and Russian forces, saying it does not reflect modern warfare. He argued that today’s conflict, driven by drones, already creates a de facto buffer zone near the front lines. His remarks came after reports that European leaders were exploring the idea to halt fighting or reach a long-term deal. Zelensky stressed that only those unaware of current military realities would suggest such a measure.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has rejected a proposal to establish a buffer zone between Ukrainian and Russian forces as part of potential peace negotiations. He said the idea does not reflect the realities of modern warfare.
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