Ukraine’s Kuleba Rules Out Offering Putin Options for Cease-Fire
- ‘Face-saving’ for Putin won’t work, Kuleba tells Bloomberg
- Objective is restoring full territorial integrity, Kuleba says
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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba ruled out potential concessions to Russia that could lead to a cease-fire in the war with Russia and said the European Union faces “moral failure” if it doesn’t approve the nation’s candidacy for membership by June.
Kuleba declined to comment on whether French President Emmanuel Macron urged his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, to accept Kremlin demands if it meant achieving peace. But he dismissed any push to make an offer to Vladimir Putin in exchange for ending his invasion of Ukraine.