The second round of Russia-Ukraine meeting ended without any major progress
No major progress was made in the second Ukraine-Russia meeting on the Belarusian border. The two countries agreed to remove the civilians.
The second round of Russia-Ukraine meeting ended without any major progress. The members of the Ukrainian delegation said that the three-hour meeting in Belarus was not successful.
A senior Ukrainian official said in a tweet that the second round of talks had ended. Unfortunately, no results have yet been achieved in the interests of Ukraine. Both sides have agreed to jointly open humanitarian corridors only for the peaceful evacuation of civilians. At the same time, the two countries will ensure the supply of emergency medicine and food to the people trapped in the war-torn areas. We have called for a temporary ceasefire in certain areas. Mikhail Podoliak also said that there will be more discussions in the future.
Russia, meanwhile, aims to disarm Ukraine militarily and turn it into a neutral state. Russian President Vladimir Putin said in a phone conversation with French President Macron that this would be done successfully. The BBC has published this 90 minute phone conversation.
Earlier, the first round of talks between the representatives of Ukraine and Russia was held in the Gomel region of Belarus last Monday. The meeting ended without any agreement and both sides agreed to sit in the second round.
In addition, on the eighth day of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, attacks on various cities continued. Russian troops have imposed a curfew on Khartoum, an important Ukrainian port city. The deputy mayor also feared that hundreds of people would be killed in the hours of shelling in the port city of Mariupol. There have also been massive shelling incidents in Hercules.
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