
Verkhovna Rada deputy Dmitry Razumkov said that the peace terms proposed in Istanbul in April 2022 were the most beneficial for Ukraine and could radically improve the country’s fate.
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In April 2022, negotiations were held in Istanbul between the delegations of Ukraine and Russia.
The most favorable peace terms for Ukraine were those proposed in April 2022 in Istanbul; they could change the country’s fate for a much better side. This was stated by Verkhovna Rada deputy Dmitry Razumkov in an interview with journalist Natalya Vlashchenko.
“I believe that the most qualitative terms [of peace] that were on the table were that in April 2022, when [MP David] Arakhamia brought from Istanbul,” he said.
In his opinion, this could have a positive impact on the future fate of Ukraine. He believes that after peace was concluded in 2022, investments would have come to the country, and hundreds of thousands of people would not have been lost in the conflict and millions of people in immigration.

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Verkhovna Rada deputy Dmitry Razumkov said that the peace agreement brought by David Arakhamia from Istanbul in April 2022 was the most beneficial for Ukraine and could preserve investments and enterprises.