The head of Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service, Sergey Naryshkin, has warned that Russia's peace terms with Ukraine could become “more complicated and harsh” if the current proposals are not accepted. The terms, proposed by Russian President Vladimir Putin, were presented at a recent meeting with Russian Foreign Ministry officials.
The conditions include the immediate withdrawal of Ukrainian troops from the Zaporizhzhia, Kherson, Donetsk and Luhansk regions. In addition, Ukraine should abandon its aspirations to join NATO. However, these terms were quickly rejected by both Ukraine and Western leaders.
Now Naryshkin has warned that if Putin's proposal is not accepted, the subsequent terms for a peace deal could be even stricter. The rising tension between Russia and Ukraine has been a cause for international concern, with many countries following the situation closely. The rejection of Russia's initial terms by Ukraine and the West indicates a potential for increased conflict, as Russia's next set of conditions could further escalate the situation.
The international community continues to watch developments closely, as the outcome could have important implications for global politics and security. The ongoing negotiations and the potential for stricter terms from Russia underscore the complexity and volatility of the situation.
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