Russia, Ukraine agree to organise humanitarian corridors
Kyiv, March 4: Amid war between the two nations, Russia and Ukraine have agreed to organise humanitarian corridors to evacuate civilians in the second round of talks in Belarus on Thursday.
"There is a solution only for the organization of humanitarian corridors," Advisor to the Head of the President's Office of Ukraine Mykhailo Podoliak said on Twitter. Russian presidential aide Vladimir Medinsky, who is also the head of the Russian delegation, said the two sides discussed military issues, humanitarian issues, and a future political settlement of the conflict.
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"We have thoroughly discussed three points - military, international and humanitarian, and the third one is an issue of future political regulation of the conflict. Both positions are clear and written down. ...Russian and Ukrainian defense ministries agreed on providing humanitarian corridors for civilians and on a possible temporary ceasefire in areas where evacuation is happening," Medinsky told media, as quoted by CNN.
He said that creating humanitarian corridors is "substantial progress."
Russia's TASS news agency reported earlier Thursday that the second round of talks has ended.
Podoliak told a media briefing that the third round of peace negotiations may take place soon.
The first round of talks was inconclusive. Although the second meeting decided to organise humanitarian corridors the fight between the two nations doesn't seem to come to an end.
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