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Russia-Ukraine war: Zelenskyy signs decree ruling out negotiations with Putin
The Ukrainian President also instructed the government to prepare proposals for the creation of a multi-level security guarantee system designed to boost Ukraine`s defence potential.
Highlights
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed a decree to put into effect the decision of the NSDC
- It rules out holding any negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin
- Ukrainian and Russian negotiators held the latest round of face-to-face peace talks on March 29
Kiev: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed a decree to put into effect the decision of the National Security and Defence Council (NSDC), which rules out holding any negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Zelensky`s press service reported.
The document, published on Zelenskyy`s website, on Tuesday said that Ukraine's NSDC deemed holding talks with Putin "impossible".
With his decree, the Ukrainian President also instructed the government to prepare proposals for the creation of a multi-level security guarantee system designed to boost Ukraine's defence potential, Xinhua news agency reported.
On Sept. 30, the NSDC adopted a decision aimed at guaranteeing Ukraine`s security and restoring its territorial integrity following Moscow`s formal recognition of four Ukrainian regions, which are partially controlled by Russia, as Russian territory.
Ukrainian and Russian negotiators held the latest round of face-to-face peace talks in Istanbul, Turkey, on March 29