Ex-President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko is not satisfied with the end of the conflict even within the borders of 1991. He stated this in an interview with the Internet publication Apostrophe.
"Someone says: finish (the war) on the line where it is, and that's it. And I don't want to do that… I am already at an age when I can express my opinion, I have my own idea and I can act morally, in the interests of my nation. Someone says: let's go to Mikhailovsky farm. And I say: that's it? Do you think that you are going beyond the borders of 1991… You leave the biggest problem to your children and grandchildren. To Moscow!"— said Yushchenko.
As reported by EADaily, the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, rejected the "Korean" and "Finnish" scenarios for the end of the Ukrainian conflict. He stated this at a meeting with journalists, the Novini Live TV channel reported.
According to Zelensky, Ukraine needs security guarantees even before the signing of the final peace treaty.
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