Russia today promised the peace talks to reduce its military operations around Kyiv and North Ukraine City Chernihiv, while Ukraine proposed neutral status with international guarantees to protect it from attacks. Negotiators of Ukraine stated Tuesday that sufficient progress was made in talks to resolve conflicts with Russia to allow meetings between the president of the two countries.
World oil prices of European diving and equity gather today as a real progress in peace negotiations between Moscow and Kyiv triggered expectations from the Ukrainian conflict. “The news that came from Turkey looked more promising, from significant progress claimed by both parties to Russian reports promised to reduce military operations,” Foreign Exchange Platform Analyst Olanda Craig Erlam told AFP.
Benchmark Benchmark Brent Crude and New York WTI Sinks around 6.5 percent because traders spy on the easing of Russian oil supply fears in the midst of Istanbul talks face to face to complete a fight for almost five weeks European main stock markets surged higher, with Frankfurt jumped 3.5 percent, Paris won 3.1 percent and London added 1.2 percent.
The conversation held in Istanbul is currently the first face-to-face meeting between the parties since March 10. Russia launched an invasion to Ukraine on February 24 Ukrainian negotiator said they have proposed the status where their country will not join the alliance or host of a host of foreign troops, but will have security guaranteed in a manner similar to “Article 5”, the Collective NATO defense clause.
They identified Israel and members of NATO Canada, Poland and Turkey as a country that could help provide these guarantees The proposal will include a 15-year consultation period on the status of the Crimea tried by Russia, and can be able to take effect only in terms of complete ceasefire, Ukrainian negotiators told reporters in Istanbul Russian representative Defense Minister Alexander Fomin said Russia had decided to conduct battle near Kyiv and Chernihiv to create dialogue conditions. Russian negotiator Top Vladimir Medinsky said he would examine the Ukrainian proposal and reported it to President Vladimir Putin.
“If we succeed in consolidating this main provisions, and for us this is the most fundamental, then Ukraine will be in a position to truly improve its current status as a non-block and non-nuclear state in the form of permanent neutrality,” said Ukrainian negotiator Oleksander Chaly Ukrainian negotiator said there was enough material in their proposal to ensure a meeting between the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and Russian President Vladimir Putin.