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10-point peace formula presented at Ukraine crisis talks in Jeddah

Update Ukraine鈥檚 President Volodymyr Zelensky greets Saudi officials in Jeddah where he arrived on May 19, 2023 to attend the Arab League Summit. (SPA/AFP)
Ukraine鈥檚 President Volodymyr Zelensky greets Saudi officials in Jeddah where he arrived on May 19, 2023 to attend the Arab League Summit. (SPA/AFP)
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Updated 05 August 2023

10-point peace formula presented at Ukraine crisis talks in Jeddah

10-point peace formula presented at Ukraine crisis talks in Jeddah
  • Proposal calls for full withdrawal of Russian troops from Ukrainian territory

JEDDAH: Ukraine has proposed its widely-expected聽10-point peace formula at talks in 海角直播 on Saturday, according to reports.

Senior officials from some 40 countries including the US, China and India met in Jeddah for discussions that Ukraine and聽its allies hope will lead to agreement on key principles for a peaceful end to Russia鈥檚 war in Ukraine.

A source from the Ukrainian delegation聽told Al-Arabiya聽and Al-Hadath that the proposals聽were聽鈥渟upported by several countries.鈥

The two-day meeting is part of a diplomatic push by Ukraine to build support beyond its core Western backers by reaching out to Global South countries to help reach a solution to the conflict, which has hit the global economy.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's office said this week that the meeting would focus on the聽10-point peace formula that calls for the full withdrawal of Russian troops from Ukrainian territory.

The Jeddah meeting follows talks in Copenhagen in June that were designed to be informal and did not yield an official statement, and the Ukrainian source said the 10-point formula聽鈥渞eceived more support than聽in Copenhagen.鈥

US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan is leading Washington's delegation to the Saudi city, a senior White House official said.

The meeting highlights 海角直播's "readiness to exert its good offices to contribute to reaching a solution that will result in permanent peace", the official Saudi Press Agency said Friday.

In May, the Kingdom hosted Zelensky at an Arab summit also in Jeddah, where he accused some leaders of turning "a blind eye" to the horrors of Russia's invasion.

(With Reuters and AFP)