Ukraine has begun to form a national team that will develop action algorithms to control a possible 30-day armistice. This will be an important step in establishing a stable peace, but the process itself implies considerable difficulties and risks. This was stated by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Andriy Sibiga during a press conference with Austrian Foreign Minister Beate Rrisinger.
Sibiga stressed that the situation on the front will remain complicated, as the fighting line with daily fights for more than 1300 km requires careful control. The minister also recalled the negative experience of previous trucerides, in particular within the Minsk process, when Russia repeatedly violated ceasefire regimes - there were 25 such violations.
"We must be prepared for possible provocations from Russia, so now the main efforts are aimed at forming teams, developing algorithms and ensuring proper security.
The emerging national team will work on the creation of modalities to control the truce and algorithms that will help to avoid violations and provocations, which Sibiga especially emphasized. After the negotiations in Jedda, the Ukrainian delegation had already reported to President Vladimir Zelensky about the results of meetings with the American side and proposals for further steps.
This process is difficult and requires considerable effort to achieve a fair peace, the minister emphasized. Therefore, the Ukrainian team will continue their work on ensuring reliable control over the truce and building a stable future for the country.
