Czech President Petr Pavel has responded to the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry's outrage at his suggestion that Russia could retain temporary control over some Ukrainian territories after the war is over.

If Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy presents a plan to end Russian aggression against his country, it must be evaluated, and everything possible should be done to achieve Kyiv's goals, but not at any cost.

Ukraine’s future will be a major topic at this week’s United Nations General Assembly in New York where president Petr Pavel will speak.

Czech President Petr Pavel reacted to Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs statement rejecting his suggestions of leaving some Ukrainian territories under Russian occupation. Pavel noted that he didn't say "anything that he hasn't said before," reminding that he already "warned against unrealistic expectations."

Ukraine needs to come to terms with the fact that some territories may remain under Russian control, even if it is temporary, stated Czech President Petr Pavel, according to The New York Times. President Pavel stated that it is time for Ukrainians and their supporters to face reality.

Ukraine needs to recognize that some of its territory may remain under the control of the aggressor country of russia, at least "temporarily".The President of

Pavel stated that Ukraine needs to be "realistic" about its war objectives. He believes the most likely outcome of the war will be that "part of Ukrainian territory wi

The withdrawal of Russian occupying troops from the sovereign territory of Ukraine within its internationally recognized borders is one of the mandatory points of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's Peace Formula,