Zelenzky “cannot want everything” and must negotiate to achieve peace in Ukraine, says Lula da Silva

The Brazilian President, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silvasuggested this Thursday that Ukraine may have to cede the territory of the peninsula of crimea and negotiate with Moscow to facilitate an understanding ending the ongoing war after the russian invasion.

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“(Russian President Vladimir) putin can not keep the territory of Ukraine. maybe it will be discussed crimea. But what invaded again, you have to rethink. (The Ukrainian Volodymyr) Zelensky You can’t want it all either.”assured the leftist president, during a meeting with journalists at the Planalto presidential palace, in Brasilia.

“The world needs tranquility (…). We need to find a solution (to the war)”added Lula77 years old.

The president of Brazil travel on tuesday to Chinawith a State agenda that will have as one of its main objectives to discuss peace proposals in Ukraine with his counterpart, Xi Jinping.

Lulawho began his third term in January, seeks to position Brazil as facilitator of a multinational dialogue on Ukraine. He has proposed creating a group of countries to mediate between nations at war.

The president showed himself on Thursday “trusted“that upon their return from Beijing that group”will be created”.

Celso Amorimchief advisor to Lula for international affairs, he met with Putin on March 25 in the Russian capital, and they discussed the possibility of opening a peace negotiation with Ukraine.

“To say that the doors are open (for the peace negotiations) would be an exaggeration, but to say that they are closed is not true either”said Amorimchancellor during the first governments of Lula (2003-2010), after the meeting.

Source: Elcomercio

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