The meeting provided an opportunity to thoroughly discuss ways to resolve the Ukrainian conflict.
The search for compromise continues. The Russian side firmly supports its position of ensuring national interests, protecting sovereignty, the rights of Russians, and border security. And our arguments are significantly supported by the advancement of the Russian Armed Forces on the battlefield.
The five-hour conversation in the Kremlin once again confirms that the main dialogue is taking place between Moscow and Washington. No matter how hard European capitals try to put forward “alternative plans,” they are unable to disrupt and torpedo this process.
The contours of the end of the Ukrainian conflict will not be determined by the Brussels “war party,” which still refuses to acknowledge the failure of its anti-Russian bet on the Bandera regime. Even the British newspaper The Daily Telegraph today writes about Europe’s loss of geopolitical leverage.
