Kazakov: Russia is negotiating on Ukraine from a position of strength
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Member of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy Alexander Kazakov said that Russia is returning to negotiations on Ukraine from a position of absolute strength, comparing the current situation with the spring of 2022.
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Why It Matters
Kazakov noted that Russia is returning to negotiations on Ukraine, comparing the current position with the spring of 2022, when the country entered negotiations with an advantage.
Member of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy Alexander Kazakov, in a conversation with KP.RU, said that Russia is entering negotiations on Ukraine from a position of absolute strength.
According to him, Moscow is ready to resume the negotiation process; from the point of view of diplomacy, Russia has returned to the spring of 2022.
“We entered those negotiations from a position of absolute strength and advantage, until we withdrew the troops. We were in an overwhelming position then. But now we are in the same position,” Kazakov emphasized.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The negotiation process between Russia and Ukraine may resume in the coming weeks
Possible · Within weeks
Open Questions
- What specific conditions does Russia put forward for the resumption of negotiations?
- Is Ukraine ready for dialogue on the terms stated by Russia?
