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>In Russia's vision, Ukraine was supposed to “recognize the independence” of the so-called Donetsk and Lugansk “republics” - and within the borders of Ukraine's administrative regions (as of February 24, 2022, Russia controlled only part of these regions; by the end of 2024, it still does not have full control over these territories).

> The authors of the Russian document believed that it was Ukraine that should bear the costs of rebuilding the Donbass infrastructure destroyed during the war launched by Russia in 2014.

> Russia also demanded the lifting of all sanctions - both Ukrainian and international - and the withdrawal of all international lawsuits filed since 2014. In addition, Russia insisted that Russian be granted state language status and that all property rights of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate be restored.

> The authors of the agreement demanded to “cancel and no longer introduce any bans on symbols associated in the states with the victory over Nazism”, i.e. to legalize Soviet and communist symbols in Ukraine again.

> To the document they attached a list of Ukrainian laws, which they called examples of “Nazification and glorification of Nazism”. The laws “On Commemorating Victory over Nazism” and “On Rehabilitation of Victims of Repression of the Communist Totalitarian Regime” fell under this category.

Istanbul peace demands.
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