Kyiv makes public terms of Ukraine's truce with Russia

15 May 2022 15:40

Kiev will not agree to a ceasefire if part of Ukraine's territory is lost.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba made the remarks in an interview with the German TV channel Bild, RBC-Ukraine reports.

He noted that it would be nice to reach a truce if the first step toward the liberation of Ukrainian territories is taken: "But we will not accept the loss of part of our territory."

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