Coverage dated April 5, 2023

Ukraine may be willing to hold talks on Crimea, suggests Zelenskiy adviser

Headline from The Guardian

Andriy Sybiha expresses Kyiv’s interest in negotiations with Moscow should Ukrainian forces reach region

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  1. The Guardian

    Ukraine may be willing to hold talks on Crimea, suggests Zelenskiy adviser (opens The Guardian)

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    The Guardian's feed description

    Andriy Sybiha expresses Kyiv’s interest in negotiations with Moscow should Ukrainian forces reach region

  2. Hot Air

    Zelensky aide: We might be willing to negotiate on Crimea (opens Hot Air)

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    “If we will succeed in achieving our strategic goals on the battlefield and when we will be on the administrative border with Crimea, we are ready to open [a] diplomatic page to discuss this issue,” S...

  3. BizPac Review

    Ukraine open to negotiations on Crimea if upcoming counteroffensive is successful, top Zelenskyy adviser says (opens BizPac Review)

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    BizPac Review's feed description

    Ukraine could be open to discussing the status of Crimea with Russia if Kyiv’s forces reach the border of the occupied region in a planned counteroffensive, a […]

  4. New York Post

    Ukraine may be willing to hold talks on Crimea: Zelensky aide (opens New York Post)

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    New York Post's feed description

    Ukraine may be ready to negotiate Crimea once its forces successfully launch a counter-offensive and reach the border of the Russian-occupied peninsula, an adviser to Volodymyr Zelensky said.

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