Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia: Russia Can Accept Europe in the Negotiations on Ukraine
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Moscow is increasingly aware that negotiations on the end of the war in Ukraine are not possible without the participation of Europe, said Friedrich Merz at the European Political Community summit in Ireland.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said on Thursday that before deciding on a European envoy on the war in Ukraine, it was necessary to put Russian President Vladimir Putin at the negotiating table first.
Who should be the voice of Europe in the Ukraine negotiations? This question has been controversial in the EU for a long time, but it probably needs to be answered in concrete terms very soon.
"It is important that Russia sits at the negotiating table and shows willingness to talk. Everything else will fall into place after that," he added.
There seems to be a growing willingness on the Russian side to admit that talks on Ukraine cannot take place without the involvement of Europe, German Chancellor Friedrich Mertz said today from Dublin.
The German Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, argued that it is more important to take Russian President Vladimir Putin to the negotiating table on Ukraine than to appoint a European emissary for the discussions.
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