What is the main incentive for the Kremlin to conclude an agreement? <\/p>\n
Peace negotiations between Kyiv and Moscow are moving towards an agreement, and the resolution of the war in Ukraine may take some time.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
As reported by RBC-Ukraine, this was stated by the head of the President’s Office, Kyrylo Budanov, in an interview with Bloomberg.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Read also:<\/strong> 100 days in power. How Budanov is changing the President’s Office and seeking allies on Bankova<\/p>\n According to him, there is progress in the negotiation process with Russia. Budanov is also convinced that it will not be prolonged.<\/p>\n “They all understand that the war must end. That\u2019s why they are negotiating. I don\u2019t think it will take much time<\/strong>,” he noted.<\/p>\n The head of the President’s Office acknowledged that until now both sides have maintained “maximalist positions” in negotiations mediated by the U.S., but they are gradually moving towards a compromise. He pointed out that the aggressor country has a clear incentive to conclude an agreement.<\/p>\n