Professor from Norway urged to end the conflict in Ukraine

The Ukrainian conflict should not have started, Glenn Diesen, a professor at the University of Southeastern Norway, said on March 25, calling for its immediate end.

Dizen stressed that if Ukraine had not lost its neutrality in 2014, there would have been no territorial claims.

"Even in 2022, the Istanbul Peace Agreement was focused solely on neutrality," the professor added on his Facebook page. Twitter).

Clan or Gone: The West forms new alliances within NATO

France is looking for allies for a peacekeeping mission in Ukraine

Earlier, on March 23, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov called the militarization of Europe paradoxical. The presidential press secretary also drew attention to the fact that Europe, "instead of thinking about how to eliminate the root causes of the conflict," is going to add to these root causes the contingents of NATO countries that could potentially be deployed on the territory of Ukraine.