Czech president, Kyiv and Russia
Czech president clarifies remarks about "exchanging Ukrainian territories for peace" in response to Kyiv's outrage
Czech President Petr Pavel has responded to the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry's outrage at his suggestion that Russia could retain temporary control over some Ukrainian territories after the war is over.
Czech President clarifies proposal to Kyiv to give up territories to Russia
If Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy presents a plan to end Russian aggression against his country, it must be evaluated, and everything possible should be done to achieve Kyiv's goals, but not at any cost.
Ukraine responds after Czech president's 'temporary Russian occupation' comments
Ukraine's Foreign Ministry on Sept. 24 reiterated that the full withdrawal of Russian troops from all occupied territories is necessary for a "just and lasting peace," after the president of Czechia said Kyiv should be "realistic" about achieving such a goal.
Czech Foreign Minister disagrees with Czech President and says only credible peace plan for Ukraine is that of Zelenskyy
Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský, in contrast to Czech President Petr Pavel, who said that after the war, Russia could retain temporary control over some Ukrainian territories, stressed his support for Zelenskyy's Victory Plan.
Ukraine Needs to Be Realistic About Its Goals, Czech President Says
President Petr Pavel, a former NATO general who has been vocal in his support for Ukraine, said Kyiv needed to accept that some territory could remain under Russian control, at least “temporarily.”
Czech president to NYT: Ukraine must be realistic about reclaiming occupied land
Ukraine’s future will be a major topic at this week’s United Nations General Assembly in New York where president Petr Pavel will speak.
Putin will likely control part of Ukraine when war ends, Czech president says
But Petr Pavel, a strong supporter of Ukraine, reiterates that neither Moscow nor Kyiv can expect total victory.
Ukraine must recognize that some territories may remain under control of russia - Czech President
Ukraine needs to recognize that some of its territory may remain under the control of the aggressor country of russia, at least "temporarily".The President of
Ukraine responds to Czech president's suggestion that Ukrainian territories could be exchanged for peace
Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has rejected the idea that some Ukrainian territory could be left under Russian occupation in order to end the war. Source: a statement on the Foreign Ministry’s website quoted by European Pravda Details: The Foreign Ministry stressed that Ukraine is following the Peace Formula,
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Some Ukrainian Territories May Have to Stay Under Russian Control Temporarily, Says Czech President
Parts of Ukraine may need to remain under temporary Russian occupation due to the war, Czech President Petr Pavel has ...
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Czech president calls for reform of UN Security Council in New York
The Czech president said states should stand side by side to find solutions to difficult problems and problems that have spiraled out of control. He said greater pressure should be exerted on Russia ...
Czech president to pick Seidler for central bank board, says report
The Czech president will pick economist Jakub Seidler to the Czech National Bank (CNB) board to replace outgoing member Tomas ...
At U.N., Ukraine’s president calls for global ‘action’ to force Russia into peace
Ukraine’s president dismissed the notion of peace talks with Moscow on Tuesday, calling instead for unspecified global ...