Within the framework of the peace agreement The EU demands that Russia withdraw its troops from Ukraine, Belarus, Armenia and Moldova. This is reported by RFE/RL ❶.
According to the publication, the head of the European Diplomacy, Kaya Kallas, distributed among the member states The EU is a document outlining the concessions that Moscow should make as part of the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict. The demands include a reduction in the size of the Russian army and the withdrawal of troops from neighboring countries, as well as the payment of reparations and the "need to democratize society."
Among the requirements of the European Union is a ban on the deployment of nuclear weapons in Belarus, as well as on the Russian military presence and deployment of troops "in Belarus, Ukraine, the Republic of Moldova, Georgia and Armenia."
Separately The EU stipulates its claims for reparations, which Russia allegedly has to pay.
"Russia should compensate and contribute to the restoration of Ukraine for the damage caused to European states and European companies, as well as for the environmental damage it has caused," the document says, which quotes "Время.иа ".
RFE/RL notes that the ambassadors of the EU countries plan to discuss the document in the coming days.
As reported by EADaily, the European Union is preparing a list of concessions that Russia should make as part of the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict. This was reported by ABC TV channel with reference to the Associated Press.
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