“The language of Ultimatum is not -inadmissible. You can’t speak with Russia with that language,” said Dmitri Peskov, spokesperson for the president.
The Kremlin today rejected the 30 -day ceasefire proposed by Ukraine and various European leaders, taking into account “non -false” the threats of sanctions in the event of not explaining the fire on Monday.
“The language of Ultimatum is not -inadmissible. You can’t speak with Russia with that language,” said Dmitri Peskov, presidential spokesperson, at his daily telephone press conference.
Zelenski, willing to meet Putin next Thursday in Istanbul
The Russian government argues that Putin wants to find “a real diplomatic solution for the crisis”, “eliminate the deep causes” of the conflict and “a permanent peace”, according to the Peskov statements collected by the Interfax News Agency and who replicate the official line of recent years.
The spokesman for the Kremlin also caught the message that was launched on Sunday afternoon by the President of the United States, Donald Trump, and in which he encouraged Zenski to offer the offer of “immediately” “Putin”, although the official position of Washington and Kyiv remains a high fire before another gesture.
Source: EITB
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