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Putin: Ukraine will not be excluded from the end of war negotiations

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

Putin Signals Openness to Ukraine Negotiations Following Russia-US Talks

In a statement made today, Russian President vladimir Putin announced his positive reception of the results of recent Russia-US negotiations held in Saudi Arabia. Putin expressed his satisfaction with the “high” level of the discussions and emphasized the openness demonstrated by the US delegation during the talks.

Confidence Building and Ukraine’s Role

Putin emphasized the importance of improving relations between Russia and the United States, stating, “Without raising the level of confidence between Russia and the US, it is impractical to address many issues, including the crisis in Ukraine.”

“The purpose of this meeting was to increase confidence between Russia and the US,” Putin added,highlighting the talks’ focus on building trust between the two nations.

While acknowledging the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, Putin underscored that Kyiv would not be excluded from future negotiations aimed at ending the war. he stated, “Ukraine will not be excluded from negotiations to end the war.”

Positive Atmosphere and future Prospects

The Russian president characterized the atmosphere of the Saudi Arabian talks as “benevolent,” suggesting a constructive dialog despite ongoing geopolitical tensions.This openness for dialogue could pave the way for further diplomatic engagement between Russia and the US.

The recent talks offer a glimmer of hope for potential de-escalation and peaceful resolution. While the path ahead remains complex, the renewed emphasis on dialogue and trust-building between Russia and the US is a positive advancement that deserves close attention.

moving forward, all parties involved must work collaboratively to build on this momentum and explore avenues for a lasting peace in Ukraine.

What are Anatoly LebedevS thoughts on the role of trilateral negotiations involving Russia, the US, and Ukraine in achieving a lasting peace in the region?

Exclusive: A New Chapter in US-Russia Relations? A Conversation with Anatoly Lebedev, Former Russian Diplomat

In light of the recent Russia-US talks in Saudi Arabia and President Putin’s positive reception of the results, we had the opportunity to sit down with Anatoly Lebedev, a former Russian diplomat and expert on US-Russia relations. Here’s what he had to say about the prospects for peace, Ukraine’s role, and the potential thaw in tensions between the two powers.

Building Confidence, Building Peace

Archyde: President Putin emphasized the need to raise the level of confidence between Russia and the US to address issues like the crisis in Ukraine. What do you make of this focus on trust-building?

Anatoly Lebedev: It’s a welcomed shift in the right direction. For years, we’ve been stuck in a cycle of mistrust and escalation.If both sides truly commit to rebuilding confidence, it could pave the way for constructive dialog and problem-solving, not just in Ukraine, but across a range of issues.

Ukraine: A Key player in Peace Efforts

Archyde: Putin also stressed that Ukraine wouldn’t be excluded from negotiations to end the war. How does Ukraine factor into this new phase of diplomacy?

Anatoly Lebedev: Ukraine is at the heart of the matter, and it’s right that they’re part of the solution. Kyiv must be involved in any serious talks. Moreover,Russia,the US,and Ukraine need to engage in a trilateral format to discuss security guarantees,borders,and other contentious issues. it’s crucial that Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity are respected in any resolution.

The Road Ahead: Hope and Challenges

Archyde: The talks in Saudi Arabia were described as benevolent. Does this signal a genuine willingness for dialogue and compromise,or is it to early to tell?

Anatoly Lebedev: It’s definitely too early to tell,but we should welcome this positive atmosphere. Both sides face domestic pressures and entrenched positions, so progress won’t be easy or swift. Having mentioned that, if they’re committed to exploring common ground, we could see meaningful steps forward. The international community must encourage and support this process every step of the way.

archyde: What one thought or question is on your mind as you look to the future of US-Russia relations and the potential for peace in Ukraine?

Anatoly Lebedev: I hope that both sides will display the courage and flexibility needed to seize this opportunity. The stakes couldn’t be higher – let’s not squander this chance for peace and security.

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