Volodymyr I. Fesenko

2 weeks ago | newsukraine.rbc.ua | Dmytro Oliinyk |Oleksandra Bashchenko |Volodymyr I. Fesenko

According to him, there are currently no effective and mutually acceptable proposals. Both the Ukrainian and Russian sides have voiced their maximum programs, but they are incompatible. “Both proposals, ours more so, contain hints of compromise. For example, on sanctions, where Ukraine says that we are ready to recognize the gradual lifting of sanctions, but with our own reservations - Russian assets should be used to restore Ukraine,” the expert noted.

1 month ago | newsukraine.rbc.ua | Dmytro Oliinyk |Daryna Vialko |Volodymyr I. Fesenko

"Even in Russia, they are talking about the fact that another factor that will affect the possibility of negotiations in Istanbul, whether they will happen or not, is the military situation," he emphasized.

2 months ago | msn.com | Volodymyr I. Fesenko |Mariya Kucheryavets |Yuliia Akymova |Kateryna Shkarlat

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2 months ago | newsukraine.rbc.ua | Mariya Kucheryavets |Yuliia Akymova |Kateryna Shkarlat |Volodymyr I. Fesenko

Photo: Donald Trump, President of the United States (Getty Images)On April 23, allies in London will continue discussions on the US plan to cease fire in the war in Ukraine. The Trump administration wants quick progress, while Putin, on the other hand, is dragging out the process. The media presents various models of what the peace proposals from the US might look like to end the war.

2 months ago | newsukraine.rbc.ua | Dmytro Oliinyk |Kateryna Shkarlat |Volodymyr I. Fesenko

"I think neither Trump nor the USA is ready for such a war. I believe both sides are concerned that it could lead to a political conflict. On the contrary, the way Trump is currently handling Taiwan, it benefits China. They can take a pause, and then, once relations with the USA and Trump are settled, they can intensify pressure on Taiwan," said Fesenko.