Ukrainian MP: Ceasefire Won't Lift Martial Law
Ukrainian MP: Ceasefire Won't Lift Martial Law

Ukrainian MP: Ceasefire Won't Lift Martial Law

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Ukrainian MP Fedir Venislavskyi has stated that a ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia will not lead to the lifting of martial law, as the threats that necessitated its implementation remain. He emphasized that martial law can only be lifted when Russian troops withdraw from occupied territories and security guarantees are established. Venislavskyi also pointed out that the timing for lifting martial law is contingent upon international negotiations involving both Ukraine and Russia, along with the participation of the U.S. and Europe. Meanwhile, military expert Mykhailo Samus expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of peacekeeping forces in the region, advocating instead for a multinational monitoring mission to ensure adherence to any ceasefire. He highlighted that political will is essential for a sustainable end to the conflict. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has reiterated that any agreements made without Ukraine's involvement will not be recognized by the authorities.

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