On February 24, 2022, Vladimir Putin’s Russian troops invaded Ukraine. Four years later, the human toll could reach 2 million victims, according to the International and Strategic Studies Center. As the United States puts pressure on Kiev to cede some of its territory to Russia, can negotiations between Russians, Ukrainians, and Americans lead to a ceasefire? What role can the EU play in resolving this conflict and can security guarantees be offered to Ukraine? Caroline de Camaret and Alexandre Poussart open the debate in “Ici l’Europe” with Charles Michel, former president of the European Council, Vadym Omelchenko, Ukrainian ambassador to France, and Lubica Karvasova, Slovak MEP and member of the Renew Europe group.
– Context: The article discusses the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine and the role of various parties in finding a resolution. – Fact Check: The claim that the human toll could reach 2 million victims should be verified with official sources.
