There is no “betrayal” whatsoever in proposals Ukraine submitted to US—Kyslytsya
The proposals submitted by Ukraine to the United States are aimed at ending hostilities; there is no “betrayal” or violation of the Constitution in them.
Sergiy Kyslytsya, First Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, has stated in an interview with Ukrinform that there is no "betrayal" or violation of the Constitution in the proposals Ukraine submitted to the U.S. regarding their involvement in the war. Kyslytsya emphasized that the ultimate goal of these proposals is to bring an end to hostilities, rather than achieving victory.
He also assured that the negotiating team never entertained the idea of ceding territories or acknowledging them as Russian, as the "3+2" framework proposed by Russia did not feature in their discussions. Kyslytsya clarified that Ukraine's proposals are not a roadmap to victory but rather a strategy to cease the conflict. He further pointed out that the distinction between ending the war and signing a peace agreement is significant, particularly when the opposing party is a dictatorial regime with a single decision-maker.
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