Russia accuses the West of torpedoing peace conversations. “They are only looking for a protek”
Lavrov statements appear in the context of recent diplomatic conversations. In May, a meeting of US and Russia representatives was held in Anchorage in Alaska, which was intended to discuss the situation in Ukraine and the prospects of peace negotiations.
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On Monday, in the White House, US President Donald Trump talked with Zelanski and several leaders of European countries, announcing the start of preparations for Putin's meeting with Zelanski.
After the planned bilateral summit, three -sided talks with Trump's participation were foreseen. The Ukrainian side confirmed its readiness to participate in such negotiations, but the Russian side does not see such a possibility yet. She questions the mandate of Wołodymyr Zelanski for talks and imposes new conditions.
Unofficially, the Politico portal informs that such a meeting of three leaders or Volodymyr Zelnski and Vladimir Putin could take place OW BUDAPESZCZIE. Switzerland and Türkiye are also at stake.
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Lavrov criticizes the Western and Zełnski states. “He insists, extends the conditions”
The head of Russian diplomacy also criticized the attitude of the President of Ukraine Wołodymyr Zelanski, who in his opinion “insists, extends the conditions and demands at all costs an immediate meeting” with Vladimir Putin. He also criticized Western countries for disturbing peace conversations.
– They are only looking for an excuse to prevent negotiations Lavrov said in a conversation made available on a telegram.
In a Friday interview for American television, Lavrov stressed that There are currently no plans to meet both leaders, and it will only come to it “when the peak plan is ready”.
Lavrov pointed out that Currently, the summit schedule is not ready, which he thinks results from the uncompromising attitude of Kiev. At the same time, his words indicate persistent tensions between Moscow and the West around the conditions of peace conversations.
