The agreement with Russia for negotiations on the Ukraine-Belarus border was confirmed by the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky while exhaling the Moscow ultimatum.
In a statement from his office, Mr. Zelensky clarified that the two delegations will meet “unconditionally” near the river Pripyat.
The development came after Belarussian President Alexander Lukashenko contacted Zelensky in the afternoon.
“Alexander Lukashenko has take responsibility to ensure “All aircraft, helicopters and missiles stationed in Belarus remain on the ground during the visit, talks and return of the Ukrainian delegation,” the statement said.
Vladimir Putin has put the nuclear powers on high alert, following “aggressive statements” by NATO countries and “harsh sanctions” imposed on Russia, according to Reuters.
The Kremlin had earlier invited the Ukrainian president to a meeting of officials from both sides in the Belarusian city of Gomel, saying his delegation was ready to meet with Ukrainian officials. With the deadline of the Russians to the Ukrainians ending at 16.00 (Greek time). Yes in talks but not in Belarus was the answer earlier Volodymyr Zelensky.
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