Prime Minister: Croatia will never advocate peace talks where Ukraine should capitulate

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said this in his speech at the Peace Summit in Switzerland, according to an Ukrinform correspondent.

“There are differences between peace and peace. The peace that Croatia can advocate will never be the peace where the victim should capitulate and get rid of its own territory,” he said.  

According to the Croatian prime minister, the real peace should invve immediate ceasefire, strong international engagements based on previous experiences with even perhaps a high-level personality invved that can be trusted by all sides. “In order to use all the mechanisms that the Unites Nations the past had  on the similar experiences of peacefully reintegration of the temporarily occupied territories," Plenković said.

He added that Croatia is ready to work in coeration with the international community to achieve a just peace in Ukraine.

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As Ukrinform reported, the Global Peace Summit started in Switzerland on Saturday. Its main tics include nuclear and food security, as well as humanitarian dimension, including the exchange of prisoners and the return of deported Ukrainian children.

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