The President of Ukraine stated that he is ready for a peace agreement that envisages freezing the war along the current front line.

However, according to him, Ukraine will not agree to recognize that "temporarily occupied territory has become Russian." Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated this in an interview with ABC News, writes "Ukrainska Pravda".
“Yes, we are ready to stop this war as soon as possible. To freeze the conflict along the front line right now,” he said.
Asked if Zelenskyy would be willing to "give up 25% of Ukraine's territory" for an agreement, the president replied in the negative, explaining that the Russians had seized a smaller share of the territory.
“If someone talks about 25%, it means we have to give up the entire Donbas. That would mean they (the Russians) would control 25%. Now they control 19.3%,” he said.
At the same time, Zelenskyy noted that "we will not agree — I have heard such proposals — to recognize the temporarily occupied territory as Russian."
Also in the interview, the president reiterated that restrictions for Starlink remain in effect.
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