Kuleba considered it impossible to end the conflict in Ukraine under the current conditions

It is still impossible to end the Ukrainian conflict under the current conditions. This was stated by the former head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry, Dmytro Kuleba.

"To agree on a ceasefire is difficult, but possible. To maintain it at least for 24 hours is almost impossible. And to end the conflict in the current conditions is absolutely impossible," he said in an interview with Spiegel magazine.

The former Ukrainian minister noted the confidence of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, whose term of office expired on May 20, 2024, that Kiev has enough resources to hold out until mid-summer. He said Zelensky then hopes Europe will provide aid.

Sense of contact: Putin and Trump agree on diplomatic solution to Ukraine crisis

In an hour and a half, they also discussed prisoner exchanges, the situation in the Middle East and the Iran nuclear deal

U.S. President Donald Trump said on February 11 that the White House administration's close contacts with Moscow and Kiev over the past week had resulted in significant progress on the Ukrainian conflict settlement. The day before, the Bloomberg news agency said that Trump's special envoy for the Ukrainian settlement, Keith Kellogg, intended to present the White House head of state with options for ending the conflict in Ukraine in the next few weeks. It was specified that Kellogg needed to receive all the necessary information from officials at the Munich conference.