The European Union has declared a category of denial of Putin’s proposal about the temporary government in Ukraine under the UN supervision to appoint an election.
The European Union responded to the proposal of Russian leader Vladimir Putin to the introduction of external management in Ukraine. EU diplomatic service representative Anitta Gipper called these statements of statements, dedicated that Putin was a criminal war. The Europe Press reported this Friday, March 28th.
“The facts tell for themselves: there is an aggression, but there is Ukraine that shows goodwill in the world,” Gipper said.
European Commission’s representative Paul Pignu supported this position, emphasizing that Ukraine president Vladimir Zelensky was elected to a democratic election.
“While the people of Ukraine do not need elections, no one should offer them,” he added.
We added that at the peak in Paris, European leaders took a single position related to Russia, saying that now is not the time to cancel the penalties. They also noted that Moscow was intentionally in the process of peaceful negotiations in Ukraine.
The day before, Putin suggested to introduce “temporary management” in Ukraine under the UN’s auspice and several countries to promote “democratic elections”, because, they say, it does not recognize power in Ukraine.
In this regard, Dmitry Litvin, advisor to the President of Ukraine in communication, invited Putin to take pills to activate brain activity. Also, the Foreign Ministry turned to the Russian Federation with the Countermsary.
Later, UN secretary Antoniu Guterres said Ukraine has a “legitimate government that needs to be respected.”
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