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‘Ukrainians Privately Acknowledge They’ll Probably Lose’ Donbass – Vance
‘Ukrainians Privately Acknowledge They’ll Probably Lose’ Donbass – Vance
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Both Russia and Ukraine now clearly understand what is non-negotiable and what remains open to compromise, US Vice President JD Vance said in an interview with the UnHerd news outlet.
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“The Ukrainians understandably see that as a major security problem, [even as] they privately acknowledge that eventually, they’ll probably lose Donetsk — but, you know, eventually: it could be 12 months from now, it could be longer than that,” he said. Possible joint control over the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) is being discussed in negotiations on a Ukraine settlement, Vance said following the Russia–US consultations in Miami over the weekend. "…Who controls the [Zaporozhye] nuclear facility? Can it be jointly controlled? Does it need to be controlled by one or more side?" Vance told UnHerd. Regarding the consultations in Miami, Vance said that a certain breakthrough has been achieved.
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both russia and ukraine, non-negotiable and what remains open to compromise, us vice president jd vance, lose’ donbass
both russia and ukraine, non-negotiable and what remains open to compromise, us vice president jd vance, lose’ donbass
‘Ukrainians Privately Acknowledge They’ll Probably Lose’ Donbass – Vance
Both Russia and Ukraine now clearly understand what is non-negotiable and what remains open to compromise, US Vice President JD Vance said in an interview with the UnHerd news outlet.
“The Ukrainians understandably see that as a major security problem, [even as] they privately acknowledge that eventually, they’ll probably lose Donetsk — but, you know, eventually: it could be 12 months from now, it could be longer than that,” he said.
Possible joint control over the
Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) is being discussed in negotiations on a Ukraine settlement, Vance said following the Russia–US consultations in Miami over the weekend. "…Who controls the [Zaporozhye] nuclear facility? Can it be jointly controlled? Does it need to be controlled by one or more side?" Vance told UnHerd.
Regarding the consultations in Miami, Vance said that a certain breakthrough has been achieved.
“So, the breakthrough that I do feel that we’ve made is that all of the issues are actually out in the open," he said.
