‘There is some progress in the negotiations… I’ll tell you about it later…’
U.S. intelligence reports that, Russia He has faced unexpected opposition in Ukraine, but his behavior has not changed
Vladimir Putin said on Feb. 11 that, Moscow and Kyiv There is some progress in the negotiations between
Reuters writes that, however, the Kremlin has said the conflict will end only if the West takes Moscow’s concerns into account.
At a meeting with President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko in the Kremlin Putin insisted that, Western sanctions will not hinder Russia’s development and Russia it will come out stronger than sanctions.
Putin he said that, Dialogue with Kiev is held every day:
“Our interlocutors tell me that, there is a certain positive change. I will talk about it later. “
Lukashenko: “We are of Soviet descent”
Russia and Ukraine Foreign Ministers Sergei Lavrov and March in Antalya between Dmitro Kuleba 10It was stated that no results were achieved in the talks held in Azerbaijan.
U.S. intelligence reports that, Russia has faced unexpected opposition in Ukraine, but there has been no change in its behavior.
Lukashenko told Putin that, they are “Soviet-style” out of sanctions and The Soviet Union was developing well.
Putin said:
“You are right. The Soviet Union has always lived under sanctions, but it has developed and They have made great achievements. “
Peskov talks about old demands
Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on March 11 that, The conflict will end when Russia’s repeated demands from the West are met.
He reminded that, the killing of “civilians” in the Donbas and NATOgoes beyond the east:
“We have to find a solution to these two issues,” he said. Russia to address these issues Kyivhas set specific requirements for it. “
He added that, Ukraine’s current US demands on Moscow and Europe He believes that he is consulting with the Union:
“Let’s hope so that, it will happen and all this will end. “
Ukraine reports that, is currently fighting for its own existence. United States and Europe The union condemns Russia’s attack. China calls for restraint