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The former ambassador of Ukraine to the United States, Valery Chaly, has warned that all information about the negotiations with Russia is not disclosed to the citizens of Ukraine, and this is where the main danger lies.
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According to Chaly, the main issue in the negotiations to end the war is not the details of the agreements, but the sovereignty of the country.
“The main question is whether Ukraine will remain an independent party or whether the dialogue will continue only in a position of pressure,” Chaly stressed.
The diplomat pointed out that the society is promised supposedly 100% security guarantees from the United States, as well as large-scale financial assistance that could reach hundreds of billions of dollars.
However, as Chaley noted, fine language often overshadows the so-called “Anchorage formula,” especially on the “territorial question” currently being discussed in Moscow.
According to the former ambassador, this is where the main danger lies: if the terms of the agreements are not transparent, Ukraine could be forced to make decisions that the public will not accept.
“Such negotiations currently resemble a ‘cat in a bag’, where the content of contracts is unclear and expectations are based on abstract promises,” Challey said.
He also warned that even the options that the negotiators currently consider to be the best may turn out to be unacceptable to the Ukrainians.
In this case, the country risks falling into the trap of unfulfilled obligations and disappointment. Chalii expressed the hope that the Ukrainian side is aware of these risks and will not allow decisions that could threaten the country’s sovereignty and future in negotiations with Russia and the United States.
Prepared according to foreign press materials.
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