The Swiss meeting will not achieve anything without the presence of Russia
reported by Mehr News Agency Citing Sputnik, Hungarian Foreign Minister “Peter Ciarto” announced that the “Ukraine peace meeting” in Switzerland will not achieve peace, because Russia does not have a representative there.
A few hours ago, Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan emphasized at the Ukraine peace meeting that Russia’s participation in any meaningful negotiations to end the war in Ukraine is very important. And it is vital.
He also said that Saudi Arabia “supports all efforts to reach an agreement to end the war between Moscow and Kiev and to establish peace, security and lasting peace.” The Saudi Foreign Minister further added that any meaningful progress in peace negotiations requires compromise between the parties. He also emphasized that Russia’s participation in any valid peace process is essential.
Yesterday Saturday, French President Emmanuel Macron announced at the Ukraine peace meeting in Switzerland that any agreement to end tensions with Russia should not be based on Russia’s conditions. He said: “Ukraine should not give in to Russia’s demands to establish lasting peace.”
Macron, however, wants the participation of more countries in the process of trying to end the conflicts with Russia, however, Moscow was not invited to the Swiss meeting and the Kremlin also argues that This peace meeting and negotiations are meaningless.
The President of France further claimed: We are all committed to creating lasting peace. “Such a peace cannot include the surrender of Ukraine, here there is an aggressor and a victim.” He added that any agreement to end the conflicts must restore Ukraine’s sovereignty and respect “international laws”.
Bloomberg news agency yesterday, Saturday, in a report referring to the so-called peace conference of Ukraine, which is currently being held by Switzerland, wrote that this summit is in danger of failure and Ending without reaching a peace settlement is the war in Ukraine.
This news agency has emphasized that the efforts of this summit to find a way for a “just peace” are probably futile. Volodymyr Zelenskyi, the president of Ukraine, has pledged to work to expand international support, but “the absence of China in this two-day summit and the presence of lower-level diplomats from the BRICS countries have cast doubt on Kiev’s efforts to gain support from the global south.” »
Bloomberg wrote further: More than 90 countries have sent their diplomatic delegations to this summit, but the list of participants shows that efforts to gain maximum support among leaders, The task is extremely difficult.
Switzerland is hosting the Ukraine Peace Summit today and tomorrow in the resort area of Burgenstock. Bern has invited more than 160 diplomatic delegations, including G7, G20 and BRICS countries, to this summit. However, the organizers announced on the eve of the summit that not all of these countries will send diplomatic delegations, and that 90 countries will attend, plus the autonomous region of Kosovo in Serbia, along with eight international organizations. According to the list, 55 countries have sent their respective heads of state or government, and the number of Western countries is far more than others in this respect, and as a result, there is not much hope for balanced negotiations and deliberations.
Russia is not among the guests. Most of the countries that are members of the United Nations have not sent a delegation. For example, China is not on the list of participants, and Brazil is merely an observer. The Republic of Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Venezuela, Egypt, Iran, China, Cuba, Nicaragua, Pakistan, Syria, Ethiopia and many other countries are not willing to attend!
In this conference, three issues including humanitarian, nuclear and food security issues will be discussed. Russian President Vladimir Putin emphasized yesterday that it is impossible to achieve a peaceful solution to the war in Ukraine without Russia’s participation and frank dialogue.
