“Putin announced Russia’s readiness to send $1 billion from funds blocked in the US to the Peace Council regarding Gaza.”, — write: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: Putin on meeting with the Security Council of the Russian Federation
Details: Putin thanked Trump for the offer and cynically added that the Russian Federation “always supports any efforts aimed at strengthening international stability.”
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The head of the Russian Federation emphasized that “given the special relationship with the Palestinian people, Russia could send $1 billion from Russian assets frozen under the previous US administration to the Peace Council.”
straight language: “By the way, the funds that will remain from our assets frozen in the USA could be used to restore the territories that were damaged during the hostilities, after the conclusion of a peace treaty between Russia and Ukraine.
We are also discussing this possibility with representatives of the US administration. I plan to discuss all these issues with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.”
Details: Also Putin instructed his Foreign Ministry to study the proposal for a “Peace Council”, consult with partners, and after that the Russian Federation will respond to the invitation.
“The proposal that was made to us primarily deals with the settlement in the Middle East and the search for possible ways to solve the problems of the Palestinian people and humanitarian problems in the Gaza Strip,” he added.
What preceded:
- It was previously reported that Russia and Belarus are among those invited to Trump’s “Peace Council”.
- On January 20, the self-proclaimed president of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, was the first to sign the document on the country’s accession to the “Peace Council” at the invitation of the American leader, Donald Trump.
- According to the plans of the US president, the Peace Council for the Gaza Strip should be created under the broader umbrella of the “Peace Council”, for the participation of which Trump is going to demand a billion dollars from the states for permanent membership.