Zelensky's adviser believes that Kyiv can demand $1 trillion from Russia

2024-02-01T17:19:38.967Z

Highlights: Zelensky's adviser believes that Kyiv can demand $1 trillion from Russia. Oleg Ustenko repeated assessment given by Ukrainian Prime Minister Denis Shmygal. “Add indirect losses, which could raise this figure beyond 1 trillion,” TASS quotes a Ukrainian official. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov warned that the longer Ukraine continues to delay negotiations, the more difficult it will be for the two sides to reach an agreement. Ukrainian Deputy Minister of Justice Irina Mudra noted that Ukraine would not sign a settlement agreement with Russia if it did not provide for the payment of reparations.

Vladimir Zelensky's adviser on economics, Oleg Ustenko, believes that Kyiv has the right to demand more than $1 trillion from Russia for damage incurred due to hostilities. He expressed this opinion during the telethon.