Peskov noted that the President Vladimir Putin consider that "Such a refusal of the agreements that had already been made, clearly occurred on the orders of Washington".
The head of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), Omar Sissoko Embalo, had confirmed Wednesday in Kyiv that Putin had said the day before, in a meeting with him, "On the idea that he is ready to negotiate with the president Zelensky".
When asked about these statements, Peskov confirmed that Russia "Ready to ensure that our interests are on the negotiating table".
continued "We want to, but in this particular case, we are talking about complete reluctance on the part of Ukraine"explaining that "No specific message" additional directed for the Ukrainian presidency.
On Wednesday, Zelensky was quick to deny any possibility of negotiating with Moscow as long as… the Russian army "It hits the infrastructure" Ukrainian, explaining: "Let’s start by at least lifting the blockade of the Black Sea"with Kyiv accusing Moscow of deliberately delaying the sailing of 170 ships loaded with grain from Ukraine to several countries in Africa and Asia.
He pointed out that "desire Russian President In a conversation, in my opinion, there is nothing more than a speech prepared in advance".
Referendums and the fate of negotiation
ignited results Referendums in Ukrainian regions The four, the anger of the Ukrainian side, which threatened to move to the areas under the control of Russian forces, after voting in favor of joining Russia, ruled out entering into negotiations with Moscow.
Zelensky said last September that his country could not negotiate with Russia after the referendums held in 4 Ukrainian regions, adding "Russia’s recognition of the results of the false referendums as normal, the implementation of the Crimea scenario in these regions, and the attempt to annex Ukrainian lands to it, all of this we do not have to negotiate with.".
Throughout the six stages of negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, the recognition of the independence of the Republic of Donetsk Lugansk in eastern Ukraine is one of Moscow’s most important conditions in the talks, and a major point of contention between the two sides of the conflict.
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Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that “the text was actually ready, and then suddenly, the Ukrainian side disappeared from view.” RadarsHe said he no longer wanted to continue negotiations.
Peskov noted that the President Vladimir Putin He considered that “such a rejection of the agreements that had already been agreed upon, clearly occurred on the orders of Washington.”
The head of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), Omar Sissoko Embalo, had confirmed Wednesday in Kyiv that Putin had expressed, the day before, in a meeting with him, “the idea that he is ready to negotiate with the president.” Zelensky“.
When asked about these statements, Peskov confirmed that Russia “Ready to ensure that our interests are on the negotiating table.”
“We want it, but in this particular case, we are talking about complete reluctance on the part of Ukraine,” he added, explaining that there was no additional “specific message” he was sending. for the Ukrainian presidency.
On Wednesday, Zelensky was quick to deny any possibility of negotiating with Moscow as long as… the Russian army “It hits the Ukrainian infrastructure,” explaining, “Let’s start at least lifting the blockade on the Black Sea,” with Kyiv accusing Moscow of deliberately delaying the sailing of 170 ships loaded with grain from Ukraine towards several countries in Africa and Asia.
He noted that “the desire of Russian President The conversation is, in my opinion, nothing more than a pre-prepared speech.
Referendums and the fate of negotiation
ignited results Referendums in Ukrainian regions The four, the anger of the Ukrainian side, which threatened to move to the areas under the control of Russian forces, after voting in favor of joining Russia, ruled out entering into negotiations with Moscow.
Last September, Zelensky stated that his country could not negotiate with Russia after the referendums that were held in 4 Ukrainian regions, adding, “Russia’s recognition of the results of the false referendums as normal, the implementation of the Crimea scenario in these regions, and the attempt to annex Ukrainian lands to it, all this is not We have to negotiate with her.”
Throughout the six stages of negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, the recognition of the independence of the Republic of Donetsk Lugansk in eastern Ukraine is one of Moscow’s most important conditions in the talks, and a major point of contention between the two sides of the conflict.
