Kremlin Refuses to Sit at the Table of Peace Negotiations with Ukraine
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The Kremlin spokesman did not rule out the possibility of territorial surrenders in the peace negotiations, but Moscow does not want the participation of the United Nations in the talks mediated by the United States, scheduled for November.
At this point, there is no question of involving the United Nations in the Ukrainian settlement process, and has stated to Interfax the Deputy Chiefs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Alexander Alimov." The United Nations should act with a mandate from its member countries, which are the United Nations.
The Russian Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs, Alexandr Alimov, said today that the UN's participation in the forthcoming negotiations on Ukraine is not on the table, because the organisation does not act on behalf of all the Member States. "The UN must act with a mandate from the Member States, which represent the United Nations. The UN is us (the Member States) and not the Secretariat," the diplomat told the Interfax agency. Alimov added tha…
The Russian Deputy Minister stated that the UN will not participate in the negotiations on Ukraine, claiming that the organisation does not act on behalf of all Member States.
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