Zelensky Proposes a Ceasefire With Concessions to Russia Amid Conflict Crisis

The Ukrainian president argued that his proposal aims to end the “active phase of the war” and ensure long-term security in Ukraine. Nov 29, 2024 Photo: BRICS News

November 29, 2024 Hour: 7:06 pm

The Ukrainian leader argued that his proposal aims to end the “active phase of the war” and ensure long-term security in Ukraine. “It is crucial to act quickly,” said Zelensky, who emphasized that the recovery of these territories would be sought “through diplomatic channels” in the future.

Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelensky, has put forward a ceasefire proposal that includes the possibility of certain regions being temporarily under Russian control.

In a recent interview with the British channel Sky News, Zelensky suggested that areas currently under Ukrainian control could remain “under NATO’s umbrella,” while Russia would retain temporary control of newly liberated territories.

The Ukrainian president argued that his proposal aims to end the “active phase of the war” and ensure long-term security in Ukraine. “It is crucial to act quickly,” said Zelensky, who emphasized that the recovery of these territories would be sought “through diplomatic channels” in the future.

❗️🇺🇦 Al borde de la derrota, Zelenski sugiere un alto el fuego con concesiones territoriales temporales a Rusia

El líder ucraniano Volodímir Zelenski ha presentado una propuesta de alto el fuego que incluye la posibilidad de que nuevas zonas queden temporalmente bajo control… pic.twitter.com/aMSEfkHxZF
— Sputnik Mundo (@SputnikMundo) November 29, 2024

Zelensky’s proposal comes against a backdrop of growing pressure on Ukraine, where the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) has stated that NATO is considering freezing the armed conflict to prepare for a possible rematch.

According to the SVR, the Atlantic Alliance is deploying training centers in Ukraine with the aim of mobilizing at least one million troops.

The Russian agency claimed to have information that NATO, in the absence of any chance to defeat Russia on the battlefield, chose to freeze the conflict in Ukraine

Russian intelligence has also reported that a peacekeeping force of approximately 100,000 troops is expected to be deployed, which Moscow calls a “de facto occupation.” In addition, concerns have been raised about a possible territorial division among European countries, including Romania, Poland, Germany, and the UK.