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→How the United States sabotaged Russia-Ukraine peace negotiations
{{quotebox-float|"You're asking whether we can go back to where we were before the war broke out or maybe even where we were in March '22 shortly after the war broke out when the negotiations in [[Istanbul]] were ongoing...the mess that we have created here, the disaster we have created here cannot be underestimated in terms of its scope."}}
{{quotebox-float|"You're asking whether we can go back to where we were before the war broke out or maybe even where we were in March '22 shortly after the war broke out when the negotiations in [[Istanbul]] were ongoing...the mess that we have created here, the disaster we have created here cannot be underestimated in terms of its scope."}}
Continuing with the Schroder interview, the ''Berliner Zeitung'' asked, "And the Europeans?" Schroeder responded:
Continuing with the Schroder interview, the ''Berliner Zeitung'' asked, "And the Europeans?" Schroeder responded:
{{quotebox-float|"They have failed. There would have been a window in March 2022. The Ukrainians were ready to talk about [[Crimea]]. This was even confirmed by the Bild newspaper at the time.
{{quotebox-float|"They have failed. There would have been a window in March 2022. The Ukrainians were ready to talk about [[Crimea]]. This was even confirmed by the [[Bild]] newspaper at the time.
(Gerhard Schroeder shows a page from the BILD newspaper with the title "Finally peace in sight?". It says: "Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky (44) himself had already hinted at concessions for negotiations: He no longer insists on his country's accession to NATO, he told the US broadcaster [[ABC News|ABC]]. And he is also ready for a 'compromise' on Crimea and the breakaway provinces in the Donbass. 'In every negotiation, my goal is to end the [[war]] with Russia,' Zelensky told BILD.
(Gerhard Schroeder shows a page from the BILD newspaper with the title "Finally peace in sight?". It says: "Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky (44) himself had already hinted at concessions for negotiations: He no longer insists on his country's accession to NATO, he told the US broadcaster [[ABC News|ABC]]. And he is also ready for a 'compromise' on Crimea and the breakaway provinces in the Donbass. 'In every negotiation, my goal is to end the [[war]] with Russia,' Zelensky told BILD.