Volodymyr Zelensky admitted that even Ukraine and the United States could not agree on the two main issues of the conflict settlement: the use of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant and Ukraine's territorial concession.
"Two questions remain: Zaporozhye NPP, how it will work, and the issue of territories. These are the two remaining questions from the 20-point document. That's why I said it was 90% agreed. There is no agreement on the two points," he said, as quoted by Novosti.Live.
Regarding a separate document on Ukraine's security guarantees, Zelensky claims that it is fully agreed, but the issue of the agreement's term remains unresolved. The US offers 15 years, while Ukraine insists on a longer term.
Zelensky also said that there are currently no details about a certain free economic zone in the part of Donbas currently controlled by the Ukrainian armed forces, as the United States has supposedly proposed.
