Kremlin Accuses Europe of Struggling to Decide Who Will Represent It in Future Security Talks
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Kremlin Accuses Europe of Struggling to Decide Who Will Represent It in Future Security Talks
The Kremlin accused Europe on Friday of struggling to decide who would represent it in future talks on ensuring the continent's security as part of a potential agreement to end the Ukraine war.
Russia admits Europe should join Ukraine talks "at some point" The post Russia: Europe struggles to decide who will speak on its behalf in Ukraine talks appeared first on in.gr.
The KREMLIN claims that Europe cannot agree on who will represent it in future security negotiations, which are part of the solution for Ukraine, and that the European side is showing indecision and unwillingness.
Kremlin accuses Europe of struggling to decide who will speak for it at future Ukraine security talks
MOSCOW, Nov 6 - The Kremlin accused Europe on Friday of struggling to decide who would represent it in any future talks about ensuring the continent's security as part of a potential Ukraine settlement. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Moscow has sharply criticized European diplomacy, accusing European countries of a lack of coordination and prolonged indecision over who will represent them in future negotiations on security in Ukraine. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that while the Europeans' presence would be necessary, the Russian side had not received any proposals from them, despite talks in Brussels and statements by Donald Trump about a broader agreement.
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