Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sibiha says Russia should not be rewarded for war, following Trump's comments about territorial exchanges.
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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sibiha emphasizes that Russia should not be rewarded for its aggression, amid suggestions by US President Donald Trump of territorial swaps between Ukraine and Russia. Sibiha says Ukraine will not cede occupied territories and that peace must respect the country's territorial integrity. He criticizes Russia for continuing attacks on civilians and lack of interest in ending the conflict. Ukraine remains open to dialogue but will not accept unacceptable conditions.
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