Ask Russia About Ceasefire Terms, Not Ukraine: FM Kuleba

The transcript discusses Ukraine's determination to win the war against Russia, emphasizing the importance of global support and the necessity of victory for Ukraine's existence. It critiques past Western policies of concessions to Russia and highlights the shift in perspective among countries like Germany, France, and the US. The debate over land concessions, such as Crimea, is addressed, with Ukraine rejecting such options. The role of NATO and the EU is examined, with Ukraine viewing the EU as a more active supporter in the conflict.

What is the main message Ukraine is sending to diplomats during their global tour?

• To negotiate a peace deal with Russia

• To seek financial aid for rebuilding

• To gain support for their victory in the war

• To establish new trade agreements

What does Ukraine consider as the only strategic option in the current conflict?

• Winning the war

• Forming new alliances

• Negotiating a ceasefire

• Ceding territory to Russia

Why does Ukraine reject the idea of conceding territories like Donbass?

• They want to join NATO

• They believe it will not stop the war

• They have already agreed to a ceasefire

• They want to expand their borders

What was a major flaw in the Western countries' approach to Russia before the war?

• They pursued half measures and concessions

• They underestimated Ukraine's military capabilities

• They provided too much military support to Ukraine

• They imposed excessive sanctions on Russia

What does Ukraine believe about the responsibility for the war?

• NATO's expansion caused the war

• Russia bears full responsibility for the war

• The United States provoked the conflict

• Ukraine shares equal responsibility with Russia

How has the European Union's role changed during the conflict?

• It has withdrawn all support for Ukraine

• It has taken a leading role in supporting Ukraine

• It has focused solely on economic sanctions

• It has become a passive observer

What is Ukraine's perspective on NATO's role in the conflict?

• NATO has been the most supportive alliance

• NATO as an institution has done very little

• NATO has provided all necessary military support

• NATO has imposed strict sanctions on Russia