Russia will be given security guarantees, Zelensky supported it for the first time, -. FT Volodymyr Zelensky first identified the need for Russia to provide security guarantees as part of the future agreement on ending the war in Ukraine. This indicates a significant change in his position against the background of new US diplomatic efforts to renew the peace talks between Kyiv and Moscow. In the past, Ukraine and its Western allies have rejected Russian demands for security guarantees, seeing it as an attempt to restore Moscow's sphere of influence and limit the sovereignty of neighboring countries. The change in Kiev's position reflects the growing concern of the Ukrainian leadership about the rapprochement between the US and Russia. Of particular concern are the main economic agreements being negotiated between Washington and Moscow. These are joint oil projects, the opening of Russian airspace for American airlines and the renewal of cooperation in the production of titanium. It is assumed that these arrangements can enter into force after the end of the war. Ukraine online.