Without the veto for the Russian Federation: Ukraine in Jedda voiced the US "Red Lines" in negotiations - media

This was reported by RBC-Ukraine to the unnamed source. The main "red lines" of the Ukrainian side during a meeting in Jedda called the rejection of the desire for membership in the North Atlantic Alliance (NATO) and the limitation of the Ukrainian army, Insider told reporters. "Russia should not have any veto," he said.

According to the source, during the negotiations, the United States was initially offered not a partial, but a full truce in exchange for the restoration of military assistance and intelligence data. The Ukrainian delegation has accepted the proposal only if the silence regime will have a temporary restriction of 30 days.

Read also in the State Duma of the Russian Federation stated that Russia will not go a truce to prevent Ukraine from being re -arranged by the United States to supply weapons to Ukraine, but on one condition - the media "USA will arrange Ukrainians to teeth": Putin transmitted a threat from Saudi Arabia - frozen conflict, "the insider explained.

In addition, the source in the government reported to the publication that during negotiations in Saudi Arabia did not discuss the issues of any territorial concessions and "departure" of the Armed Forces from the Kursk region of the Russian Federation. The insider suggested that during a discussion with Washington, the probable 30-day truce of Moscow will try to put forward their own demands for ceasefire and thus again "transfer the ball" to Kiev.

The sources also told reporters that during a meeting in Jedda, the Ukrainian delegation suggested that the states sign a framework framework on minerals, but the US side paused for thinking and suggested to sign a supplemented and detailed memorandum. The meeting of delegations of Ukraine and the US in Jeddi in Saudi Arabia was held on March 11.

According to its results, the Ukrainian side agreed to a 30-day ceasefire, and the United States announced an immediate restoration of intelligence exchange and defense assistance to Ukraine. The spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Georgy Tykhy on March 12 stated that President Volodymyr Zelenskyy remotely managed the actions of the trainers in Saudi Arabia, and the details of the meeting will become known to the general public only in many years.

On March 13, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced his position on ceasefire for 30 days. He stated that Ukraine will be advantageous from silence, and Russia is ready only for "long -lasting peace". US President Donald Trump positively appreciated Putin's words about a 30-day truce, but said he would like to see a clearer position.