“The Kremlin head Dmytro Peskov’s prescretar refused to comment on what conditions for ceasefire Russia would nominate in his Memorandum project, saying that it should be discussed in a non -public. Source: Russian propaganda agencies of TASS and RIA Novosti with reference to Putin’s Putin Prescribe: “Russia will not publicly discuss the content of regulation documents in Ukraine, negotiations should be in non -public regime.””, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: Russian propaganda agencies TASS and RIA Novosti with reference to Briefing Putin Prescribe
Direct language: “Russia will not publicly discuss the content of regulation documents in Ukraine, negotiations must be in non -public regime.”
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Details: He also called the “non -constructive” demand of Ukraine “immediately transmit a memorandum. According to Peskov, the Russian Federation proposed a meeting in Istanbul on June 2, but has not received answers from Kiev yet.
He added that “now the main thing is to continue the process of direct Russian-Ukrainian negotiations.”
Peskov also assures that Putin’s conversation with US President Donald Trump allegedly “can be organized at any time as needed” because “all communication channels are established.”
Prehistory:
- Earlier, Russian Foreign Minister Serhiy Lavrov reported that Russia suggested holding a second round of negotiations with Ukraine in Istanbul on June 2.
- Defense Minister Rustem Umerov, who headed the delegation of Ukraine in negotiations with Russia in Istanbul, passed the Russian Federation a document that reflects the Ukrainian position and awaits their “Memorandum” in response.
- On May 16, for the first time in Istanbul for the first time in Istanbul, direct negotiations between Russia and Ukraine took place. The First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, a member of the Ukrainian delegation at the negotiations with the Russian Federation in Istanbul, Sergei Kislytsa said that Russian representatives behaved as gangsters, and the head of their delegation was threatened by the Ukrainian side.
- On May 19, the Kremlin head of the Kremlin said that Russia seems to be ready to work on a memorandum with Ukraine, which includes a possible ceasefire for a certain time.
- On May 19, Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported that Ukraine would expect a Russian version of the memorandum. “If Russia offers this memorandum, we will be able to formulate our vision,” he said.
- On May 23, Zelensky called a mockery from all over the world that Russia has been formulating a so -called “memorandum” for ceasefire for a week.