UN General Assembly meets in New York

The transcript discusses the potential referenda in Ukraine's occupied territories and their implications on the ongoing war. It highlights the challenges of conducting referenda in war zones and the lack of international recognition, except by Russia. The conversation also touches on the global impact of the war, particularly on energy and food prices. Despite efforts to negotiate peace, Russia remains focused on achieving its military objectives, complicating the resolution process.

What is the main concern about holding referenda in the Donbas region?

• It is recognized by all countries.

• It will be conducted by the United Nations.

• It is happening during a military occupation.

• It is supported by the European Union.

How does Russia's daily bombing affect the global situation?

• It has no impact on global markets.

• It leads to lower energy prices.

• It causes high prices in energy and food worldwide.

• It results in increased tourism.

What is the EU foreign policy chief's stance on the end of the war?

• He is confident about a quick resolution.

• He believes the war will end soon.

• He is uncertain about how the war will end.

• He thinks the war is already over.

What has been the response from the Kremlin regarding negotiations?

• They have refused to negotiate.

• They are eager to negotiate.

• They have set a date for negotiations.

• They have agreed to all terms.

What is necessary for successful negotiations between Ukraine and Russia?

• A third-party mediator is required.

• Only Russia's willingness to negotiate.

• Both parties need to be willing to negotiate.

• Only Ukraine's willingness to negotiate.