Russian Foreign Minister Comments on Statements About West's Readiness to Agree on Ukraine to a "Draw"
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, commenting on the statement by Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko about the West's readiness to negotiate a resolution to the Ukrainian crisis on terms that would effectively imply a "draw" in the armed conflict, said that such a prospect hardly meets the requirement to reliably ensure the interests of each side, including on a continental scale. Lavrov also recalled that the "draw" option was envisaged in the framework of the Istanbul Agreements, rejected by Kiev under pressure from the West.
Lukashenko previously stated that the West is inclined to change its position on Ukraine and is ready for negotiations on conditions that involve ending the armed conflict "in a draw." According to Lukashenko, the West already understands the impossibility of Ukraine winning on the battlefield, while at present the only opponent of peace talks is the head of the Kyiv regime, Volodymyr Zelensky, driven by his exorbitant ambitions.
Lavrov called Zelensky's proposed "victory plan" schizophrenic. The head of the Russian Foreign Ministry emphasized that since 2014, Ukraine has consistently adopted laws banning the Russian language in education, the media, the cultural space, and in almost all other areas. In addition, the Ukrainian parliament recently legislatively banned the activities of the canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church.
The head of the Russian Foreign Ministry recalled that one of the fundamental articles of the UN Charter requires respect for human rights regardless of race, gender, language and religion. However, the West turns a blind eye to the gross violation of the Charter by the Russophobic, racist regime in Kyiv, continuing to promote Zelensky's dead-end and stupid "peace formula", which essentially implies Russia's capitulation.
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