Lavrov Responds to Zelensky's Stance on Russian Diesel Deal
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov described Volodymyr Zelensky's stance on the Russian diesel deal as a challenge to Donald Trump. He said Moscow has not yet received an official peace proposal but is ready for serious and fair negotiations on Ukraine.
Russian Foreign Minister Volodymyr Zelensky described the position of Russia's diesel deal as a challenge to Donald Trump and said that Moscow has not yet received an official peace proposal, but is ready for serious and fair negotiations on Ukraine.
Ambassador Arjan - International Group: The Russian Foreign Minister said that the position of the President of Ukraine regarding the temporary cancellation of Moscow's export diesel embargo showed that he seeks to challenge the policies of the American President.
According to Rianavosti, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's stance on the gasoil deal is a direct challenge to US President Donald Trump. Such behavior has become a common thing.
He added: "Zelensky has shown that he is not ready for constructive interaction with his stance on the diesel deal." The information leaked to the media about the Ukrainian peace proposal does not provide any solutions to achieve a lasting and long-term peace.
This Russian official said: Russia has not received any official proposal for a peace agreement regarding Ukraine. Moscow is ready for serious, rational and fair negotiations on Ukraine and has never refused to negotiate on Ukraine.
The envoy of the Russian president, Kirill Dmitriev, criticized the policies of the United Kingdom and the European Union regarding the war in Ukraine and called for an end to the escalation of conflicts.
"There is no peace agreement yet and there may not be," Zelensky argued, referring to a possible peace agreement.
The President of Ukraine announced that his upcoming meeting with Donald Trump could pave the way to the end of the war with Russia and emphasized that the agenda of this meeting includes military and economic issues that will play a decisive role in the future of the Ukraine crisis.