GZERO World with Ian Bremmer Pushing Putin for a ceasefire: Dmytro Kuleba on Ukraine's future and Russia's goals
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Apr 12, 2025 
Dmytro Kuleba, former Ukrainian Foreign Minister, shares insights from his pivotal role in Ukraine's fight for survival. He discusses the stark realities of negotiating with Putin, emphasizing that as long as Russia perceives potential victory, meaningful compromises remain elusive. Kuleba critiques the Trump administration's approach, suggesting that U.S. pressure on Moscow is crucial for progress. The conversation also tackles Ukraine's strategic offers in pursuit of peace and the complex dynamics shaping the ongoing conflict.
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Russia's Negotiation Stance
- Russia shows no interest in compromising in ceasefire negotiations.
- Instead, they've increased demands and tested the White House's patience.
Ceasefire Prospects
- Neither Russia nor Ukraine is close to a ceasefire.
- Both countries believe they can win the war, making negotiations unlikely.
Missed Opportunity
- Dmytro Kuleba wishes the Biden administration had provided more support for Ukraine's counteroffensive.
- He believes that more weapons and aid could have led to the liberation of more Ukrainian territory.