The Ukrainian delegation was led by the Minister of Defense Rustem Umarov, and Russia’s assistant to the head of Kremlin Vladimir Medinsky.
In Turkish Istanbul, a second meeting of Ukrainian and Russian delegations began. This was reported by the Foreign Ministry on Monday, June 2.
“In Istanbul, a meeting of Ukraine and Russia’s delegations began with the existence of the Turkish side,” the report said.
The Ukrainian delegation is chaired by the Minister of Defense Rustem Umarov. It also includes the advisor of OP Alexander Bevz leader, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Navy of the Armed Forces of the Armed Forces of the Armed Forces, Alexander Dyakov, First Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Sergey Kislitsa, Deputy Head of the Ministry of Defense of the Ministry of Defense, Vadim Skibitsky, Deputy Head of the SBU, Alexand, Alexand ,, Alexand, Alexand, Alexand, Alexand, Alexand, Alexand, Alexand, Alexand, Alexand, Alexand, Alexand, Alexerand, Alexand, Alexerand, Alexerand, Alexer, Alexer, Oleg Lugovsky, Deputy head of the overall staff of the Armed Forces of the Armed Forcs of the Armed Forcs of the Armed Forcs of the Armed Forcs of the Armed Forcs of the Forces Ng Ukraine Alexei Shevchenko.
The Russian Federation’s delegation, as at the first negotiations of negotiations on May 16, was led by Vladimir Putin – Vladimir Medinsky.
Russian representatives are expected to present a so -called “Memorandum” in their vision in stopping conditions.
Earlier, the United States received measures for ceasefire from Ukraine. This is the result of recent negotiations in Paris and London. The document contains 22 requirements.
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