Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov acknowledged that resuming negotiations wasn’t a ‘high precedence’ for Moscow, criticising Kyiv’s ‘poor monitor document’ in negotiations, on the Antalya Diplomacy Forum on Saturday. The Russian international minister recalled that, for the reason that January assembly, Russia has proposed elevating the extent of delegations and establishing three negotiating teams to handle humanitarian, navy, and political points. “They waited until November and then stated that they were not interested in it. They always presented their position as if they are ready for everything, but read Zelensky’s statements, including numerous personal insults that do not bother anyone. What about the content of his statements? The statements envisage that they will not give us anything of what has now become the Russian Federation due to the will of the population in the respective territories,” Lavrov added. Watch.
Lavrov’s Shocking Russia-Ukraine Reveal Stuns Antalya Forum
