Uatv.Ua Zelenskyy and Kasparov Warn Against Lifting Sanctions on Russia
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- •Zelenskyy insists sanctions should remain until the war ends.
- •Kasparov warns lifting sanctions would increase Ukrainian casualties.
- •Both leaders highlight the importance of sanctions in limiting Russia's military power.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Russian opposition leader Garry Kasparov have both condemned proposals to lift sanctions against Russia. Zelenskyy stated that sanctions should remain until the war is genuinely over, emphasizing that lifting them prematurely could embolden Russia's aggression. He expressed concern about the potential for a trilateral meeting with the US and Russia to occur without sanctions in place. Kasparov echoed these sentiments, arguing that easing sanctions would strengthen Putin's military capabilities, leading to more Ukrainian casualties. He highlighted that sanctions are crucial in limiting Russia's ability to finance its military operations. The discussions come amid renewed diplomatic contacts between the US and Russia, with proposals reportedly being considered by the Trump administration. Both leaders stress the importance of maintaining pressure on Russia to ensure Ukraine's safety and sovereignty.
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