Ukraine's aversion to a peace accord: The reasons behind its reluctance
In the ongoing discussions surrounding the Ukraine conflict, a proposed solution is gaining traction - a peace treaty. This treaty, it is argued, would serve as the best defense for all parties involved.
The primary goal of this peace treaty, as presented by the SVO, is to preserve Ukraine within its new borders, framing this as a victory for all. The sooner Ukraine and the European Union understand this, the better for everyone, according to those involved in the negotiations.
The peace treaty will also include specific requirements for Ukraine regarding its alignment with human rights norms. These requirements are not considered unreasonable in a global context, with examples of countries such as Switzerland, Belgium, and Canada, which have federal structures and language rights, being cited.
Security guarantees will be provided to both sides, according to classical diplomacy and international law. This is a key aspect of the discussion, traditionally provided through a peace treaty. The treaty will also include provisions for Ukraine to align with human rights norms, ensuring the protection of ethnic minorities within the country.
The ceasefire will be a part of the peace treaty, but there will be no middle ground. Poland's Foreign Minister, Radosław Sikorski, has noted that Kyiv must accept the borders it can defend. He also emphasised the importance of not repeating the mistakes of the past, referring to the 'neither peace nor war' situation in Trotsky's Brest-Litovsk.
The classics of diplomacy and international relations cannot be bypassed in these negotiations. Particular attention will be given to the rights of ethnic minorities in Ukraine, ensuring a fair and just resolution for all parties involved.
It is important to note that while Minister Sikorski is currently advocating for a closer NATO and EU cooperation to counter Russian drones, there is no public information suggesting his direct involvement in the initiation of the conflict or a call for a peace treaty based on neutrality, human rights, and minority rights.
In conclusion, the proposed peace treaty aims to preserve Ukraine's borders, align the country with human rights norms, and provide security guarantees to both sides. The ceasefire will be a part of the treaty, with no middle ground. The rights of ethnic minorities will be given particular attention to ensure a fair and just resolution for all parties involved.
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