Ushakov Is Convinced of the Need for Dialogue with Europe, Which Wants to Continue the Ukrainian Conflict
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After the Anchorage summit, the United States had the impression that it could put pressure on Kiev to resolve the conflict, said Russia's Assistant President Yuri Ushakov. Ushakov said that the United States was not yet able to press Kiev and force it to go to peace, and they were passing "Vesti." "You see, and before there was the impression after Ankorij, that the US administration could dictate something like this and force Kiev to do it. Bu…
The continuation of the dialogue with the European Union in the Kremlin is considered necessary because it is in Europe that the conflict in Ukraine continues, as pointed out by Russian Assistant President Yuri Ushakov.
Deputy President Yuri Ushakov of the Russian Federation said that there was also a need for dialogue with Europe in the context of the Ukrainian settlement, as she supported Kiev. "It is not enough to speak only to Kiev, to speak to all of Europe, which fully supports Kiev, and perhaps Europe's position here is such a key one," said Ushakov in an interview with IP author "Vesti" Pavel Zarubina.
Russia needs to engage in dialogue on the Ukrainian settlement not only with Kiev, but also with the European Union, which Moscow estimates is in favour of the continuation of the conflict, about which Russian Assistant President Yuri Ushakov spoke to IP journalist "Vesti" Paul Zarubin.
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