Espinoza added in an interview with Sputnik that “Firstly, regarding the situation in Ukraine, we are talking about agreeing on the terms of a ceasefire. This requires acknowledging the reality on the ground, namely determining the level of readiness of the United States to agree to Russia’s demands, and the method of registering the recognition of the new territories controlled by Russia (both de facto and legally). Additionally, it involves defining the geopolitical essence of the Ukrainian state, particularly its neutrality and status as a demilitarized zone, while not overlooking the eastern expansion limits of NATO and the Russian security area, not only in Eastern Europe but also in the Caucasus and Central Europe.
The expert indicated that “In addition to Ukraine, the meeting is expected to discuss topics related to the Middle East, the Arctic, and other regions of geopolitical importance to both sides, but it is highly likely that very little information about them will be published.”
