Crimea, Donbass and other Sovereign territories of Ukraine are said to be “never been the goal” of Russia, the Foreign Minister of the Russian Foreign Ministry has been annoyed.
Moscow is not talking about the long -term agreement on “regulating the situation” in Ukraine without the respect of Russian security interests and the rights of the Russian -speaking population. This was said by Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in an interview with Russian propagandists on Tuesday, August 19.
“Without respect for Russia’s security interests, without respect to the rights of Russian and Russian people -speaking living in Ukraine, there is no talk about any long -term agreements, as these factors should be forced to be removed in the context of the regulation,” he said.
According to Lavrov, “still in the Constitution of Ukrainians, despite adopted laws that prohibit the Russian language in all areas of human life and activity, the state’s obligation to fully ensure Russian rights – it is allocated separately and other national minorities.”
The Russian minister advised the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky “to begin with him (Constitution – Ed.) The first articles in which this obligation was formed.”
Lavrov also has cynically said that Crimea, Donbass and other Sovereign territories of Ukraine have never been the purpose of Russia.
“Our goal is to protect the people, the Russian people who have lived in these lands for centuries, who have opened these lands, shed blood for the two of them on Crimea and Donbass, created cities – Odessa, Nikolaev, many other ports, factories, factories,” said, but at the same time not explaining how massacre and destruction of the whole cities and repair. The east and south of Ukraine, which, before a full -scale war, the main population of Russian -speaking has settled.
Earlier, the media reported that the leader of Kremlin Vladimir Putin had agreed to meet with Zelensky until the end of August. He said this in a conversation with US President Donald Trump. The meeting must first take place in bilateral format, and eventually – with the participation of the leaders of Ukraine, USA and the Russian Federation.
In this regard, German Chancellor Friedrich Mertz said Zelensky and Putin will meet in the next two weeks.
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