It is also unclear the leader of Russia’s diplomacy as to why European countries participated in negotiations in Ukraine.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has confirmed that he is about to go to Saudi Arabia for negotiations with US representatives to resolve the war in Ukraine. At the same time, he did not exclude territorial concessions in Ukraine. Lavrov made such a statement for Russian media on Monday, February 17.
According to him, the concessions of the territory of Ukraine during the negotiation “no question” and accused the Ukrainian side of “atrocities”.
“See what” ferocrs “they have made in the territories, and you wish even some thought to be present in negotiations with the fact that some territories still need to give? To give way to those people with or without people, with some rare ground metals?
Talking about expectations from upcoming negotiations in the United States, Lavrov said “first we want to listen to them.”
“We will listen to American interlocutors. And, of course, we are willing to react. Then we will report to our leaders who will make decisions about further steps,” he said.
At the same time, the leader of Russia’s diplomacy is unclear why European countries participated in negotiations in Ukraine. He accused the people who were allegedly interrupting the 2014 agreement during the Euromaidan period and the failure to fulfill the agreements with Minsk, and now in the Ukraine’s armed support.
“That is, the philosophy of the people of Europe is not lost. Therefore, I do not know what to do at the negotiation table,” Lavrov said.
Earlier, the special representative of the US president in Ukraine and the Russian Federation kit Kellog emphasized that Russia should go to territorial concessions. Also, according to him, Moscow must have agreed to refuse to use its army and reduce its troops.
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