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Russia, US Aligning Core Provisions of Future Ukraine Agreement: Kremlin Aide
Russia, US Aligning Core Provisions of Future Ukraine Agreement: Kremlin Aide
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Russia and the United States are underway aligning those difficult provisions that will determine the form and fate of the future document on Ukraine... 07.12.2025, Sputnik India
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At the same time, he said the exact wording and coordination with legal specialists are yet ahead.He stressed that the negotiation process is aimed at achieving not a ceasefire but a "long-term settlement."
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Russia, US Aligning Core Provisions of Future Ukraine Agreement: Kremlin Aide
Russia and the United States are underway aligning those difficult provisions that will determine the form and fate of the future document on Ukraine settlement, and some issues require the US to make "radical changes" in papers, Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov said on Sunday.
"We are docking those difficult provisions that should sort of determine the form and fate of the future document," Ushakov told Russian media.
At the same time, he said the exact wording and coordination with legal specialists are yet ahead.
"[Some issues] require the US to make serious, I would say, radical changes to their papers, which are constantly in motion, constantly being prepared," Ushakov said.
He stressed that the negotiation process is aimed at achieving not a ceasefire but a "long-term settlement."
