Kremlin Rules Out EU Participation in Three-Way Ukraine Peace Talks
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Europe's representatives should be at the negotiating table for a settlement of the conflict in Ukraine, but with a different approach, the Russian President's spokesperson, Dmitry Peskov, considers it a very difficult moment.
In theory, EU representatives should be at the negotiating table on Ukraine, but their current approach makes it impossible to be present, as reported by Russian President Dmitry Peskov's spokesperson to the News today, 1 November.
Kremlin rules out EU participation in three-way Ukraine peace talks
Moscow says the European Union has no place at the negotiating table on Ukraine, ruling out a three-party format that would include the EU and describing its stance as provocative. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov made the comments in an interview with Russian news agency Vesti after reports circulated that a representative of the European Commission could head an EU delegation at future talks. Peskov said that the EU would not take part in th…
It is not possible to talk to European politicians who continue to demand Russia's strategic defeat, and this is the position of Brussels that explains the European Union's absence at the negotiating table on Ukraine, which was stated by Russian President Dmitry Peskov's press secretary in an interview with Paul Zarubin for the IP "Vesti".
Moscow/Kyiv - The Kremlin has admitted that at some stage the peace talks with Ukraine will require the participation of European representatives, Interfax reported. However, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that European participation in the talks is not currently under consideration.
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