Russia's Lavrov Tells UN Moscow Will Not 'Pause' Ukraine Ops
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Russian foreign minister says Moscow will not pause fighting in Ukraine during negotiations
Russia "is ready to negotiate" to achieve "just and lasting peace" with Ukraine, but "having learned from hard experience, it will not suspend the special military operation for the duration of the negotiations, in whatever format they take place" (ANSA)
Russia "will not pause" in its war with Ukraine, reaffirmed on Wednesday the head of Russian diplomacy Sergei Lavrov at the UN Security Council, in the wake of the energy moratorium referred to by Kiev and Washington.
"Europe wants a break in order to use it to supply weapons" to Ukraine, he argued while speaking to the UN
The Russian Foreign Minister announced on Wednesday the Russian will to "do not make a truce (...) as Europe wishes", because Europe wants above all to "replenish the military arsenals of the Kiev regime, which have exhausted".
Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, speaking at a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, ruled out the possibility of suspending a special military operation during the peace talks on Ukraine. Russia is ready to negotiate a long-term settlement of the Ukrainian conflict, but does not plan to halt hostilities for that period, underlined Lavrov, transmits RIA News. "Russia, and this has been repeatedly confirmed by President Vladimir Putin, i…
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