President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky again called on Vladimir Putin, the owner of the Kremlin, to dialogue, stressing that the Ukrainian state is ready to speak and seek compromises, and is not ready to capitulate. Zelensky said this in an interview with ABC News..

So, answering the question whether Ukraine is ready to accept Russian demands for a ceasefire, Zelensky said: “First of all, I am ready for dialogue, but we are not ready for surrender.”.

" Regarding NATO, I lost interest in this issue after we realized that NATO is not ready to accept Ukraine. The alliance is afraid of contradictory things and confrontation with the Russian Federation,"

The occupiers demand from Ukraine: to change the Constitution and refuse to join NATO; recognize the temporarily occupied Crimea as Russian;

recognize the independence of illegal armed groups "

Volodymyr Zelenskyy also noted that Ukraine does not want to be a state that "

" I think that the points on the temporarily occupied territories and unrecognized republics, which are not recognized by anyone except the Russian Federation, we can discuss and find a compromise,"

The President stressed that the key issue is how people in these territories will live, who wants to be part of Ukraine.

" I think this is where he is,"

Recall that the adviser to the head of the Presidential Office, Mikhail Podolyak, following the results of the third round of negotiations, said that the parties managed to achieve progress on the issue of humanitarian corridors. Consultations will continue on other issues. It is reported by LIGABusinessInform.