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Ukrainian President's Advisor: To end the Russia-Ukraine conflict, a ceasefire must come first, followed by negotiations.
Jin10 data reported on August 16 that the advisor to the head of the Ukrainian president's office, Sergey Leshchenko, made a statement on social media regarding the ways and means to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict on August 16. Sergey Leshchenko stated that Ukraine firmly believes that a ceasefire must be achieved first, and then the subsequent negotiation process can be advanced. Leshchenko clearly pointed out that Ukraine's position is very clear: first a ceasefire, then discuss other matters. The reason for this is that if negotiations are started before a ceasefire, Ukraine will face enormous extortion risks. Only by effectively achieving a ceasefire can the necessary space for diplomatic activities be opened up.