Ceasefire monitoring: Ukraine begins forming a team

Ukraine has already actually started forming a national team that will develop action algorithms to control a possible 30-day ceasefire. It is a very complex process.

This was stated by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Andriy Sybiha at a joint press conference with his Austrian counterpart Beate Meinl-Reisinger in Kyiv, as reported by "Interfax-Ukraine."

Sybiha says that immediately after the return of the Ukrainian delegation from Jeddah, the negotiation team reported to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the results of the meeting with the American side, with relevant proposals for further development.

"We have already actually started forming a national team that will develop the appropriate action algorithms to ensure proper control of a possible ceasefire. This is an extremely complex process," the Minister of Foreign Affairs said.

In this context, he noted that the front line, with daily battles, currently extends for over 1300 km. Sybiha emphasized that Ukraine had negative experience within the Minsk process, when Russia repeatedly violated ceasefire regimes: there were 25 such violations. The Minister stressed the need to be prepared to avoid possible provocations from Russia.

"Therefore, everything will now be directed towards ensuring that the Ukrainian side is ready with the appropriate teams, with the necessary developments, modalities. I mean, including future visions regarding agreements or action plans to achieve a just peace for Ukraine. Of course, the parameters and scope of security guarantees for Ukraine. Therefore, this work is already underway, and the team is actively working on it," Sybiha explained.

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