Putin announces the readiness of the Russian Federation for the third round of Ukraine

Russian dictator Vladimir Putin announced the readiness of the Russian Federation for the third round of negotiations with Ukraine in Istanbul.

At the same time, the head of the country of the aggressor noted that the Russian and Ukrainian memorandums of the end of the war are “completely opposite”. According to Putin, this is “not surprising” because negotiations are needed to “look for methods of rapprochement”. Russian President Vladimir Putin announced this after the top of the Eurasian Economic Union in Minsk.

Putin also said that the exchange of prisoners of war and the return of the bodies of the dead “created the conditions” to continue “further contacts”.

We agreed in such a way that after the end of this stage we held the third round of negotiations. In general, we are ready for this. It is necessary to reconcile a place, time, ”he said.

According to the dictator, the Russian side is ready to meet in Istanbul again. Negotiations are in contact with both countries. The President of the Russian Federation believes that the third round of negotiations should be devoted to discussion of memoranda.

Other dictator statements today:

• The heads of both delegations are constantly binded;
• The Russian Federation tried to agree within eight years to peacefully solve the problem;
• Russia was thrown from NATO east, this is one of the reasons for it.
• Not Russia, but the West is aggressive.
• The event under the pretext of the imaginary aggression of the Russian Federation intends to be converted.
• Trump is a brave man, and he sincerely seeks to resolve the conflict in Ukraine.

We recall that the media reported that in its memorandum, Russia demands from Kyiv to leave Ukrainian troops from the occupied units of Donetsk, Lugansk, Kherson and Brokes.

Source: Racurs

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