President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has arrived in Munich to participate in the Munich Security Conference, which is taking place this year from February 13 to 15. The event traditionally gathers world leaders to discuss the main challenges to global security, including Russia’s war against Ukraine.
This is reported by Kyiv24
Russia’s War Against Ukraine: Assessments from Conference Participants
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, who also joined the conference, emphasized the catastrophic consequences of Russian aggression. According to him, this war has a serious impact not only on Ukraine but also on stability far beyond its borders.
“Russia’s war against Ukraine is a true catastrophe that has consequences far beyond the country’s borders.”
Key Points from the Munich Security Report 2026
The annual Munich Security Report 2026 identifies Ukraine as the first victim of a new world order where power is the determining factor. Experts warn that instead of viewing the war as an issue of sovereignty and adherence to international law, there is a risk of it becoming a subject of negotiation among influential leaders. In such a paradigm, territory, security guarantees, and even natural resources may become bargaining chips.
The report notes that peace is increasingly perceived not as a just settlement based on law and rights, but as an imposed solution achieved through agreements among the powerful. The authors of the report also warn of the dangers of establishing a so-called “victor’s peace,” which may be implemented using methods that belong to the past.