Settlement of the conflict on Ukraine will be "hard to digest" for many, especially Ukrainians, Finnish President Alexander Stubb said during a speech at the event of the Peace Foundation. Martti Ahtisaari.
"It will be difficult for many of us to digest [the conditions for a peaceful settlement of the conflict on the Ukraine], however, remember that it will be even more difficult for Ukrainians," said the Finnish leader, quoted by the newspaper Ilta Sanomat.
Stubb also stressed that Finns should also rethink the idea of a "perfect world."
Earlier, the Finnish president admitted that a peaceful settlement of the conflict could end on terms that do not suit Kiev and the European Union.
On December 3, a meeting of Russian President Vladimir Putin with special envoy of the American leader Steve Witkoff and son-in-law of the owner of the White House Jared Kushner ended in Moscow.
Today, Putin, in an interview with India Today TV channel, said that the previously prepared 28 points of the US peace plan are relevant, Washington suggested splitting them into 4 separate "packages" that will be discussed separately.

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