00:00Mr. President, a meet between Zanensky and Putin is possible now?
00:05Of course, it's necessary.
00:07There is a big literature of peace, how to create peace.
00:11All libraries of European governments and capitals
00:16have hundreds of books about peace management, how to create peace.
00:21And this literature and my personal experience is that
00:25the first question is communication.
00:27If there is no communication, the war is getting worse and worse.
00:32And if you don't initiate communication in a proper time,
00:36then the escalation is growing and it will be even more difficult later on.
00:40That's the first.
00:40Second, ceasefire.
00:43There is a misunderstanding widely in the Western public opinion
00:47that we first should put together a peace plan
00:51and then to start to negotiate and then to have a ceasefire.
00:54It's not true.
00:54If you look at how the peace management happened in the last 30 years globally,
01:01ceasefire was always the first, peace agreement was always the second.
01:05Regularly, three ceasefire belongs to one peace agreement.
01:09So that's the reason why my point is first communication,
01:15second ceasefire, then start to negotiate on a peace arrangement.
01:20Thank you.
01:20Thank you.
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