The United States should give Ukraine security guarantees before making demands. This was stated in the social network X by the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky.
"What if Russia comes? Many people don't ask, "What if they come?And "what will happen when they come again?Because they are sure that the Russians will come again. And they just say, "No, we won't run away. We just want to hear what it means. What is the price? What do security guarantees from the world leader, the United States of America, mean?“And our American friends are preparing security guarantees. But they said — first the exchange of territories or something like that, and then security guarantees. I think security guarantees first," Zelensky writes.
He reiterated once again that Ukraine would not give up "its territories because it is ready for a compromise."
"What kind of compromise are we ready for? Not to the compromise that will give Russia the opportunity to recover quickly, return and occupy us. This is an important moment," the head of the Kiev regime said in a blue eye.
Zelensky gave his monologue on the eve of the next round of Russian-Ukrainian talks to be held in Geneva.
As EADaily reported, no progress is expected at the negotiations on the Ukrainian conflict, which will begin tomorrow, February 17, in Geneva. This was reported by the American agency Associated Press.
More details: https://eadaily.com/ru/news/2026/02/16/associated-press-nikakogo-progressa-na-peregovorah-po-ukraine-v-zheneve-ne-budet

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