A meeting at the highest level can and must place the final point in regulating and adjusting all modality and agreements, Dmitry Peskov said.
In Moscow, they doubt the possibility of preparing a meeting of Russian leader Vladimir Putin and the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky until the end of August. Kremlin Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov said this in a briefing on Friday, July 25th.
“A meeting at the highest level can and should put the final point in regulating and adjust all modality and agreements that need to be developed during the job expert. It’s impossible to do it opposite. Is it possible to go through a difficult process for 30 days – well, clearly,” Peskov said.
He also called Moscow and Kyiv techniques diametrically opposite Russian and Ukraine’s memorandums projects.
“Now the techniques of the projects of memorandums exchanged with the second cycle are diametrically opposite, they will not be able to carry it right away, it will require a very difficult diplomatic activity,” Peskov said.
At the same time, Zelensky the day before, while talking to journalists, shifting about his possible meeting with Putin.
“It will not work differently with them (ending the war with the Russian-ed.). A total of such a meeting is required-a meeting at the level of the leaders. The question is that we have always raised this issue publicly. And they have begun to talk about it in a conversation with us. It is a movement in the direction of some meeting format,” he said.
Remember, on July 23, the third cycle of negotiations between the Ukrainian and Russian delegations took place in Istanbul. The Ukrainian side is chaired by the Secretary of National Security and Defense Council Rustem Umarov.
According to the results of the meeting, he said Ukraine proposed a meeting of four countries leaders until the end of August. In this regard, the Russians first ask to coordinate the text of the memorandum.
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