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Ukraine vows to resist imposed peace deal or demands it surrender territory to Russia
Ukrainian servicemen of the Defence Intelligence prepare to launch long-range drones An-196 Liutyi in undisclosed location, Ukraine, February 28, 2025
UKRAINE vowed to resist an imposed peace deal or demands it surrender territory to Russia today after the United States paused military aid.
Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said any peace must be “on Ukraine’s terms, as the victim country” that was invaded by Russia in 2022.
Giving up territory to Russia, which occupies nearly 20 per cent of Ukraine, “is not possible” under the United Nations Charter, he said.
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