Full sovereignty of Ukraine: Baiden called the rules of just peace with the Russian Federation

The US Presidential Administration is convinced that Russia has doubled the stakes in the war through annexation of Ukrainian territories. This approach does not involve diplomacy. The fair conditions of peace and the end of the war with Russia should include the full sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine. This was announced at a briefing on January 4 by a spokeswoman for US Presidential Administration Karin Jean Jean-Pierre.

US President Joe Biden, she said, supports a just peace based on the UN principles, and this is one of the goals of the United States for 2023. "We repeat again and again: nothing about Ukraine without Ukraine. That's how we see this approach, and this is the consensus of the entire Baiden administration," Jean Pierre said. Moscow's words about the desire of serious diplomacy are difficult in the states. Russia raises rates in the war with Ukraine every time, she said.

"They double the rate, annexing the territories and insisting on their preservation (in the Russian Federation). This can in principle be the basis for true diplomacy," the spokeswoman of the administration said. The US will provide Ukraine with military assistance to provide it with a trump card at the table. Russia's war in Ukraine is a serious violation of international law, as well as the threat of global peace and security, Karin Jean-Pierre added.

"The United States will support Ukraine until it repels this aggression," the speaker said. We will remind that former NATO General Hans-Lotar Domrese on January 2 declared the ceasefire in the war of the Russian Federation with Ukraine at the end of this year. The Kremlin, for its reasoning, is aware of the absurdity of battles because of the impossibility of capturing new territories.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky spoke about the formula of peace from the Russian Federation at the G20 summit on November 15 last year. It has 10 conditions, including the withdrawal of troops from Ukraine and the refusal of the Kremlin to threats with nuclear weapons. According to the results of the Social Production of the Ilko Kucheriv Democratic Initiatives Foundation, which was held from December 13 to December 21, 2022, most Ukrainians (93%) believe in victory over Russia.