– as Zelensky insists Putin has ‘no interest in talking’
- Former US secretary of state told conference that Ukraine should accept terms
- The 98-year-old added if they don’t begin negotiations there will be ‘upheavals’
- He said it would be ‘fatal’ for the West to get swept up in ‘mood of the moment’
- Summits will become pointless because ‘brute force does not talk it kills,’ Zelensky said
- Russia has been banned from the conference, in latest sign of Putin’s isolation
By LIZZIE MAY and CHRIS PLEASANCE FOR MAILONLINE and AFP
Henry Kissinger has said that the West should stop trying to inflict a crushing defeat on Russia and suggested that Ukraine should give up territory.
Former US secretary of state Mr Kissinger, 98, told the World Economic Forum held in Davos, Switzerland that Ukraine must begin negotiations ‘before it creates upheavals and tensions that will not be easily overcome’.







