German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul says Europeans are not passive bystanders on Ukraine and that their voice will be heard in negotiations.
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German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said Europeans have a significant influence on Ukraine's future, emphasizing their unity in the face of challenges. In the talks ahead, he emphasized that any negotiations must start after a ceasefire agreement and that the final decisions on Ukraine's fate belong exclusively to Kiev. Mr Wadephul acknowledged that a possible peace agreement might involve concessions, but stressed that Europeans would not remain passive in the face of external decisions. Germany will continue to support Ukraine in this critical period.
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