The Speaker of the Parliament of the Russian Federation says that Moscow is ready to negotiate with Kiev, considering Russia's national interests.
Publish dateSaturday 3 August 2024 - 09:22
Story Code : 294629
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Valentina Matvinko, head of the Council of the Russian Federation, stated that the President of this country, Vladimir Putin, has already presented initiatives for a peaceful resolution of the war in Ukraine, and emphasized that Moscow is ready to negotiate with Kiev.
According to RYANVOSTI, Matvinko stated that Moscow is ready to negotiate with Kyiv considering Russia's national interests, and stated: Ukraine must accept the existing realities and Moscow immediately after the withdrawal of Ukrainian forces from the new regions of Russia that have joined the territory of this country. will give a ceasefire and declare his readiness to negotiate.
Matvinko continued by reminding that in order to start peace talks, Kyiv must also give up its intention to join NATO. Moscow wants a neutral Ukraine free of nuclear weapons.
According to IRNA, Russian President Vladimir Putin recognized the independence of the Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics in the Donbas region on February 21, 2022, criticizing the West's inattention to Moscow's security concerns.
Three days after that, on Thursday, Putin launched a military operation, which he called "special operation", against Ukraine, and in this way, the tense relations between Moscow and Kiev turned into a military confrontation, and this war is still ongoing.
According to RYANVOSTI, Matvinko stated that Moscow is ready to negotiate with Kyiv considering Russia's national interests, and stated: Ukraine must accept the existing realities and Moscow immediately after the withdrawal of Ukrainian forces from the new regions of Russia that have joined the territory of this country. will give a ceasefire and declare his readiness to negotiate.
Matvinko continued by reminding that in order to start peace talks, Kyiv must also give up its intention to join NATO. Moscow wants a neutral Ukraine free of nuclear weapons.
According to IRNA, Russian President Vladimir Putin recognized the independence of the Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics in the Donbas region on February 21, 2022, criticizing the West's inattention to Moscow's security concerns.
Three days after that, on Thursday, Putin launched a military operation, which he called "special operation", against Ukraine, and in this way, the tense relations between Moscow and Kiev turned into a military confrontation, and this war is still ongoing.
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