Preşedintele kazah îi îndeamnă pe omologul său rus să îngheţe războiul în Ucraina

Kazakhstan's President Tokaev called for a freeze on the Ukraine war during a meeting with Putin, suggesting a return to the Istanbul negotiation framework. He emphasized the need for major power guarantees to achieve lasting peace. Tokaev noted the complexity of the conflict, contrasting it with clearer historical disputes like that between Azerbaijan and Armenia. Despite Kazakhstan's strategic ties with Russia, it has not recognized the annexation of Ukrainian territories and has faced collateral damage from the war, including disruptions to its oil exports due to drone attacks.