Switzerland to Host Ukraine Peace Summit on Zelenskiy's Request
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has secured Switzerland’s agreement to host a global peace summit aimed at resolving the conflict sparked by Russia’s incursion into Ukraine on Feb. 24, 2022. Switzerland, known for its neutrality and past mediation roles, will facilitate talks to find a resolution.
Zelenskiy, during a press conference in Bern alongside Swiss counterpart Viola Amherd, revealed that the peace summit’s participants are yet to be finalized. However, he emphasized the invitation to countries respecting Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, hinting at inclusivity.
Open Invitation: Zelenskiy expressed openness to all nations endorsing Ukraine’s sovereignty, particularly emphasizing the Global South’s presence to showcase worldwide opposition to Russian aggression.
Kremlin’s Response: The Kremlin dismissed talks in Davos on Ukraine’s peace proposals, asserting futility without Russian involvement.
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