The president of Ukraine,Volodymyr Zelensky, warned that the "extermination" of the last Ukrainian soldiers in Russian-besieged Mariupol "would put an end to any peace negotiations".[/B]
"The extermination of our soldiers, our men in Mariupol would put an end to any negotiations between Ukraine and Russia," he said in an interview published on the Ukraïnska Pravda news website, warning that, in this case, the two sides would find themselves "at an impasse".
Zelensky was asked to comment on the negotiations with Russia, which have reached an impasse after Buka and Borodianka.
"Mariupol could have been like ten Borodianka (it could have had more casualties and destruction) and I want to say that the elimination of our military, our people, will put an end to all negotiations," the Ukrainian president said.
He added that "there is a deadlock because we are not exchanging our territories and our people. And the more parties - like Borodianca - there are, the more difficult it will be."
Source: in.gr
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