National Security Advisers from 65 countries gather in Malta to discuss Ukraine's peace formula for ending the war with Russia. The meeting aims to reach an agreement for a global peace summit later this year.
Prelude to the Best Sommelier of Canada Contest | SaltWireVALLETTA - National Security Advisers from around 65 countries have gathered in Malta for a weekend meeting organised by Ukraine to discuss its peace formula for ending the war with Russia.
A 10-point peace plan proposed by Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskiy includes calls for the restoration of Ukraine's territorial integrity, withdrawal of Russian troops, protection of food and energy supplies, nuclear safety and the release of all prisoners. The talks will help gauge Ukraine and the West's ability to drum up continued and broader support, particularly in the Global South, as the conflict in Israel dominates headlines, moving the focus from Kyiv.
Malta's foreign minister, Ian Borg, said Malta would continue to show its support to efforts for the restoration of Ukraine's territorial integrity.
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