(03-04-2025, 11:24 PM)Jag149 Wrote:

(03-04-2025, 10:24 PM)TDOSS Wrote:

How do you sign something thats not finalized? Do you know [BLEEP] your talking about?

Would that maybe work in a Russian hack room?

Well, you will need some business experience to understand but I will attempt to communicate it. When embarking on a large deal you first sign and agree to a framework. Without the framework agreed to it is useless to go further. It is also called a Memorandum of Understanding. MOU is the abbreviation. Then the lawyers from each side go to workcompleting the document with all the details, checks and balances. The document is then reviewed and once both sides are ok it goes back to the signers and their people for final review. Then you finally sign the agreement.It is really not binding until this point.

Quote:The Ukrainian president said success would depend on the United States providing guarantees to protect the future security of Ukraine in the event of any Russian aggression after a peace deal is reached.

A copy of the agreement seen by Reuters on Wednesday and dated February 25 did not spell out concrete security guarantees under the deal, but mentions Kyiv's efforts to obtain them.