MADRID, 11 Nov. (EUROPA PRESS) –
The president of the United States, Joe Biden, does not consider that the conflict in Ukraine will be resolved until the troops of the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, return to his country.
In statements to the press moments before heading to the COP27 climate summit, the US president has shared his vision of a possible end to the war in Ukraine, although he has not been hopeful.
“I don’t think the conflict can be resolved until (Russian President Vladimir) Putin leaves Ukraine,” Biden said, hinting that a possible negotiation between Russia and Ukraine to end hostilities will not take place until the Army of Russia stop attacking Ukraine.
However, US diplomacy has privately asked the Ukrainian government to leave open the possibility of negotiating a peace agreement with Russia to convince the allied countries that the war in Ukraine is not becoming entrenched and that there is an exit option, sources close to the negotiations explained to ‘The Washington Post’.
However, the US government has also conveyed to kyiv its conviction that none of the Russian offers to negotiate have any credibility given their exaggerated demands, which practically amount to an unconditional surrender and the implicit recognition of Russian sovereignty over the Ukrainian territories that Has been incorporated.
