Putin “shouldn’t be rewarded” in Ukraine peace plan
Theresa Fallon, director at the Centre for Russia, Europe, Asia Studies, commented on the Russia-Ukraine war and potential peace plans. Fallon stated that there is growing weariness regarding the conflict.

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AI-generatedTheresa Fallon, director at the Centre for Russia, Europe, Asia Studies, commented on the Russia-Ukraine war and potential peace plans. Fallon stated that there is growing weariness regarding the conflict. She emphasized that Ukrainians desire an honorable resolution to the war. Fallon argued that any proposed peace agreement should not incentivize or "reward" Russian President Vladimir Putin for initiating the war in Ukraine. The statement highlights the importance of considering Ukrainian perspectives and the need for a just resolution to the conflict. The comments come amid ongoing discussions about potential pathways to de-escalation and peace negotiations.
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6 extractedAny peace plan must not reward Putin for starting the war.
Any peace plan must not reward Putin for starting the war.
There is a real attitude of fatigue with the [Russia-Ukraine] war.
There is a real attitude of fatigue with the [Russia-Ukraine] war.
Ukrainians want a dignified end to the war.
Ukrainians want a dignified end to the war.