He also says Ukraine should stipulate that Moscow must accept the country can join NATO before peace talks can begin
Former Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko says President Volodymyr Zelensky should share any intelligence with allies to support his position that a deadly explosion in Poland was not caused by Ukrainian weaponry.
The former Ukrainian president is in Canada attending the Halifax International Security Forum, a gathering of Canadian, American and European leaders as well as military and security exports from NATO and NATO allies.near the border with Ukraine, a matter that has exposed a rare public disagreement between Mr. Zelensky and Western allies.
Mr. Poroshenko said he doesn’t want to “put question mark under the word of Zelensky” and the world should “at least give him an opportunity to also present the evidence.” Ukraine is facing pressure from some in the West to consider negotiations with Russia as Moscow has failed to achieve its goal of subduing Ukraine after nearly nine months of conflict. The highest-ranking U.S. soldier, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen.
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