NATO Secretary General Rutt has said that the war in Ukraine will be completed not by the victory of one side, but negotiated.
"Each conflict ends, although not always negotiations. We won World War II, we won the Cold War against Reagan and Thatcher. "The conflict in Ukraine is likely to end with negotiations," Ruten said.
According to him, Putin "wants everything, but he knows that he can't reach it."
Ruten added that Zelyansky should be confident in Ukraine's defense of any peace agreement or ceasefire.
Earlier, Lavrov told the United Nations that Russia would demand the protection of Russian rights in Ukraine during the talks.
