Ukraine's President Zelenskyy seems to be offering full neutrality and giving up long-cherished ambitions to join NATO, as well as not pursuing nuclear weapons - but will Putin budge? Analysis from Sky's DominicWaghorn 👇
Denazification and demilitarisation are not on offer unsurprisingly.
Mr Zelenskyy regards the claim his government is riddled with Nazis as absurd as do most people outside the Kremlin-run Russian media echo chamber. And Mr Putin will have to wait if he still wants to restore a mythical Greater Russia. But with his invasion yet to take a single major Ukrainian city and with losses in the 1000s, he cannot afford to be too picky.Not least his acceptance that"it's not possible to make Russia completely leave the territory - that'll lead to World War Three".
Land, neutrality, NATO off the cards, and a non-nuclear Ukraine are all the basis for serious negotiation should the Russian leader care to pursue them.
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