Ukraine is unlikely to recall borders as of 2014, the loss of the occupied territories will be recorded in a special agreement. This was stated by the special representative of US President Donald Trump in Russia and Ukraine Kit Kellogs on the air of the Fox News channel.

Territorial borders before the troops of the Russian Federation entered the Crimea, there will no longer be. The parties will need an agreement on the potential loss of the territory, said Kellog.

Nevertheless, the fixation of the losses of Ukraine in the future of a peace agreement does not mean international recognition of the territories by Russian. KELLLOL recalled how the United States did not recognize the Baltic countries belonging to the USSR, so the issue of territories can be considered in the long term in negotiations.

At that time, the Doctrine of Welles acted, in which the United States pledged not to recognize the Baltic countries part of the Soviet Union. The document was signed by US Department of Communications Sumner Welles on July 23, 1940 after the commissioning of the USSR Army and the proclamation of the Soviet republics in the Baltic states.

The Declaration only condemned the annexation of the Baltic countries and acted until 1991, and after the collapse of the Soviet Union Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania again gained independence.

The warring parties, according to Kelloglog, need a real stable world.

The agreement must guarantee a durable and very stable security regime, he added.

Trump's special representative is sure that European allies will also support a genuine, stable and long -term world.

Recall that the European Union is very concerned about Trump's negotiations with Russia. Some officials advise Kyiv to "

Meanwhile, representatives of Ukraine, the Russian Federation and the USA are preparing to meet in Saudi Arabia next week. TOP officials of the three countries will discuss peaceful settlement.