Russia sets three ultimatums to end the war in Ukraine

The aggressor state, Russia, cynically insists that Ukraine must eliminate the so-called "root causes of the conflict" and meet the Kremlin's conditions to end the war.

This was stated by Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin.

According to him, there has allegedly been "positive momentum" following the summit between Russian dictator Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump in Alaska. It was during this meeting, he claims, that the "führer" expressed readiness to "work on ensuring security guarantees for Ukraine, which must be non-nuclear, neutral, and not part of any military bloc."

Galuzin once again brazenly reiterated the Kremlin regime’s narrative, claiming that Moscow is "ready" to continue dialogue with Kyiv and is allegedly "interested in resolving the Ukrainian crisis as soon as possible, including through political and diplomatic means."