The Russian Foreign Minister is angry with Zelensky, who has previously announced non -character in the issue of ownership in Crimea, which refers to the Ukraine constitution.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said the Crimea status issue was not part of the United States negotiations at the end of the war in Ukraine. He said this in an interview with CBS News.
Lavrov emphasized that this issue is said to be “resolved”, and that Russia, they say, does not talk about the integrity of its territory.
“This is a resolved issue. Russia does not communicate with the integrity of its territory,” he said. According to Lavrov, US president Donald Trump understands this.
At the same time, the Russian minister of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky criticized, who had previously announced the inability to issue the peninsula owner, which refers to the country’s constitution.
Recognizing the Crimea part of Russia was the main condition for the end of the war that Trump suggested. The US president has repeatedly emphasized that KYIV should be determined by the loss of the peninsula, as Russia has acquired Crimea more than 10 years ago without a shot. Trump also believes Obama is not striving to protect Crimea, allowing Russia to add territory.
In accordance with the US peace plan, Ukraine will only receive part of the territory obtained in the Kharkov region, as well as control over zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, provided that the station is governed by the USA. In addition, Kyiv should leave plans to join NATO.
Earlier, Lavrov said Moscow was just about to stop stopping if support in the western Ukraine stopped.
Remember that Trump said the US had a certain deadline to achieve peace between Ukraine and Russia. In addition, according to the US president, Ukraine will be “very difficult” to restore Crimea.
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