According to Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, either Russia will agree to the terms of a peaceful settlement of the unleashed criminal war against Ukraine, or it will be forced to capitulate.
Points of attention
- Italy's Prime Minister emphasizes that Russia will either agree to peaceful settlement terms in Ukraine or be forced to capitulate.
- The world community aims to establish fundamental conditions for ending Russia's criminal war in Ukraine, emphasizing the importance of protecting Ukraine as a reaffirmation of global rules.
- Western partners including the Netherlands and the Czech Republic reject Russia's participation in peace summits until it aligns with international principles and the UN Charter.
- The Peace Summit signals strong support for Ukraine's peace plan and underscores the importance of continuous efforts towards conflict resolution.
- The focus of the current peace summit is to send a powerful message from the international community in support of Ukraine, with hopes for Russia's eventual participation in the process.
Russia will have to capitulate if it refuses to support Ukraine's conditions for ending the war
Meloni emphasized that, in her opinion, the world community should form the basic minimum conditions for ending the criminal war unleashed by Russia in Ukraine.
Protecting Ukraine means protecting the system of rules. It is important to unite all efforts to protect Ukraine. If Russia does not agree to the terms, we will force them to surrender, - emphasized the Italian Prime Minister.
She noted that Ukraine can continue to count on constant support from Italy.
What other Western partners of Ukraine say at the Peace Summit
The Prime Minister of the Netherlands, Mark Rutte, supported the rejection of Russia's invitation to participate in the Peace Summit in Switzerland.
According to him, Ukraine and the participants of the Summit are sending a signal to the aggressor country that they seek peace, but on fair terms.
We all agree that Russia should not be at this table now. Peace will come only when Russia agrees with all international principles and the UN Charter, Rütte emphasized.
The Prime Minister of the Netherlands emphasized that the partners will continue to support Ukraine.
According to the Deputy Head of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic Jan Marian, the main goal of the current peace summit is not to discuss the conditions for ending the criminal war unleashed by Russia, but to send a big signal from the world community to support the Ukrainian peace plan.
This is a great signal of support for Ukraine. We consider it extremely important to show long-term support for the Ukrainian peace plan, - said Marian.
It is important, according to him, that the process will continue "and maybe one day Russia will be involved in it."
