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Volodymyr Zelensky's statement concerns Ukraine's relations with Western partners and the conditions for possible accession to NATO.
I have said many times that Ukraine will not withdraw and will not give up its lands to terrorists. The Americans asked the question: "If Ukraine joins NATO, will it withdraw from Donbas?" Such a proposal appeared for the first time, Zelensky said in a conversation with journalists on Friday. The media, including the Interfax-Ukraine agency, quoted his statement on Saturday.
We are discussing with our partners a comprehensive security package that may be offered to us during the negotiations: specific security guarantees from NATO and the EU, a strong Ukrainian army - i.e. adequate number of troops, armament and financial support for a specified period of time - and the "Prosperity Plan", i.e. a reconstruction plan, supported by financial resources from clearly defined sources - noted the president.

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