Such a signal was sent by Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kuleba, which means that if Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov made a request for talks, the Ukrainian side would consider it. However, the commentary said that Ukraine has been sending mixed signals about whether to talk to Russia.
“If Russia makes such a request, we will seriously consider it,” according to a report by “Russia Today” (RT) on the 12th, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kuleba sent such a signal on the same day, which means that if Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov has presented a request for talks, the Ukrainian side will consider it. RT commented that Ukraine has been sending mixed signals on whether to talk to Russia.
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RT said that the ASEAN summit was held in Cambodia on the 12th, and Kuleba made the above remarks during the related activities of the summit. He said at the time, “He (Lavrov, who also attended the ASEAN summit) did not make a request, which should be diplomatic practice. If he did, we will seriously consider his request, and at the same time We will consider all aspects of the current situation and reality.” RT said Kuleba said so much, but he didn’t say whether Kiev would really accept him if Moscow really sent a request.
As for whether to hold negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, various external opinions have been relatively intense recently. Also on the 12th, at the ASEAN-United Nations summit in Cambodia, the UN secretary general Guterres, answering questions on the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, affirmed that the international community should create favorable conditions for peace and that dialogue between Russia and Ukraine should be re-established and start gradually. Looking to a peaceful future, this is very important.
As regards the Russia-Ukraine peace talks, on the 7th Russian President Peskov’s press secretary stated that Russia has always maintained an open position on holding peace talks with Ukraine.On the 12th, Tsekov, a member of the International Affairs Commission of the Russian Federation Council, said that the Russia-Ukraine peace talks will certainly take place, but when they will be held will depend on Uzbekistan’s western partners such as the United States and the European Union. Tsekov said that Russia-Ukraine peace talks will be extremely difficult, and the prerequisite for starting negotiations is that the United States and Europe stop provoking further conflicts. He believes that, due to the current position adopted by Ukraine, the possibility that the negotiations between the two sides will achieve results is not great.
CCTV News had earlier quoted Interfax news agency as reporting late on the 12th that the chairman of the parliamentary group of Ukraine’s ruling “Servant of the People” party said the same day that,Ukraine could resume peace talks with Russia in the second half of 2023.Earlier, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said in a speech that he was willing to negotiate with Russia, but set five main conditions, including requiring Russia to restore Ukraine’s territorial integrity and compensate Ukraine for all the losses.
Source of this article:world Wide Webthe original headline: “To talk or not to talk? Foreign Minister of Ukraine released the news again: Lavrov did not request
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