Burgenstock/The United States said on Sunday that Russia’s conditions for negotiating an end to the war with Ukraine “do not constitute reasonable foundations for peace” and “defy the most basic ethics and common sense.”
“President (Vladimir) Putin put forward his vision for peace two days ago, when he said that Ukraine not only has to give up the territory currently occupied by Russia, but it has to give up more sovereign Ukrainian territory,” the advisor said. National Security of the US Government, Jack Sullivan.
The senior official added in his speech before the Ukrainian peace summit held in Switzerland: “Ukraine must disarm to be vulnerable to future Russian aggression in the future.”
US Vice President Kamala Harris announced new financial aid to Ukraine worth $1.5 billion
He pointed out that, on the other hand, during the summit, various countries presented visions for peace “based on the principles that we all believed in,” and he considered that this international conference should be seen as “an essential milestone on the path toward a just achievement.” “Peace” for Ukraine.
In the second intervention made by the US government at this summit, Sullivan stressed that “the United States will proudly walk with Ukraine on this path until Ukraine is victorious.”
The previous day, during the opening plenary session, Vice President Kamala Harris emphasized that the Russian “offer” to sit down with Ukraine did not seek negotiation, but rather the latter country’s surrender, and promised that the United States would continue to do so. Support Ukraine in confronting the aggressor.
Along these lines, he announced new financial aid to Ukraine worth $1.5 billion.
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