Rubio says US will provide security guarantees to Ukraine after peace deal - media
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that the United States wants a peace deal signed before providing security guarantees to Ukraine, Politico reports, citing its own sources.
"Rubio also told European allies that security guarantees for Ukraine are a priority for the administration, and an issue separate from other points of discussion that have already been agreed on, according to a second European diplomat, and the U.S. wants an entire package done quickly," the publication writes.
"Nothing about human rights, humanitarian law, international law nor principles," said a European diplomat in reference to the peace plans. "This is creating a new European ‘security architecture’ full of holes," Politico said.
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