Are negotiations coming?
Selenskyj: 400,000 soldiers have died in the war
According to estimates by President Volodymyr Zelenskyi, 400,000 soldiers have died in the war in Ukraine so far, 45,100 of them his own. Around 390,000 Ukrainian soldiers have been injured.
The losses of the opponent in the war are said to be higher, with 350,000 soldiers dead and at least 600,000 injured. There are also many missing on the Russian side, said Selenskyj.
According to his own statement, he is now prepared to negotiate directly with Russia's ruler Vladimir Putin under certain conditions. The White House and European governments should also be involved in such talks. "If this is the only way to bring peace to the citizens of Ukraine and not to lose people, we will definitely go to this meeting with these four participants," said Selensky.
If this is the only way to bring peace to the citizens of Ukraine and not to lose people, we will definitely go to this meeting with these four participants.
Selenskyj zeigt sich unter Bedingungen verhandlungsbereit.
"Will not be nice to Putin"
He said of the Kremlin leader: "I will not be nice to him, I consider him an enemy, and frankly, I think he considers me an enemy too." Putin has recently emphasized his alleged willingness to negotiate, but has repeatedly pointed out that Zelensky himself has forbidden talks with him.
This relates to a decree issued by the Ukrainian head of state in September 2022, after Russia annexed the four partially occupied regions of Luhansk, Donetsk, Zaporizhia and Kherson. According to the wording, the decree does not prohibit negotiations with Putin; however, it declares them impossible given the situation. Selensky recently said that the document was intended to prevent possible separatism because Moscow was seeking uncontrolled channels of communication with Ukraine at the time.
US President Trump is pushing for an end to the almost three-year war, but his administration's negotiating tactics are not yet clear.
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