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rt.com 5 May, 2023 12:14
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov attends a meeting of Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Council of Foreign Ministers in Goa, India. © Russian Foreign Ministry / Sputnik
The West and Russia will eventually sit down to discuss their differences, but this dialogue should be held not with Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky but with those using him as a stooge, Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on Friday.
Speaking to reporters after a meeting of the foreign ministers of the Shanghai
Cooperation Organisation (SCO) in Goa, India, Lavrov reiterated that Moscow had “never refused to settle issues arising from the actions of the US and their satellites to pump Ukraine with weapons”so that it could fight Russia.
The minister noted that many countries around the world are growing increasingly aware that these tensions cannot be defused solely by freezing the Ukraine conflict. “Everyone understands that the ongoing events are geopolitical in nature,”he said.
“Without solving the main geopolitical problem – that of the West aspiring to hold onto its hegemony and impose its own will on all the others, – it is impossible to resolve crises in Ukraine and elsewhere in the world,” Lavrov added.
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The Russian diplomat pointed to China’s 12-point plan for a political settlement in Ukraine, which was released in late February. Lavrov said that while the plan does seek to settle the conflict itself, it also focuses on much more global and comprehensive issues.
“All this has to be discussed, of course, not with Zelensky, who is a puppet in the hands of the West, but directly with his masters,” Lavrov said, noting that such talks would take place “sooner or later.”
In early April, amid speculation about an imminent Ukrainian spring counteroffensive, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken ruled out any peace negotiations between Kiev and Moscow, suggesting that such talks would only help Russia to "ratify" its territorial gains.
Moscow has repeatedly said it is open to talks with Kiev if the latter recognizes “the reality on the ground,” including the new status of four former Ukrainian regions that overwhelmingly voted to join Russia last autumn. However, around the same time as the referendums, Zelensky signed a decree prohibiting negotiations with the current Russian leadership.
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Zelensky is a ‘puppet’ – Lavrov
The tensions between Moscow and the West can only be resolved by talking with the Ukrainian president’s foreign masters, Russia’s FM has said
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov attends a meeting of Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Council of Foreign Ministers in Goa, India. © Russian Foreign Ministry / Sputnik
The West and Russia will eventually sit down to discuss their differences, but this dialogue should be held not with Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky but with those using him as a stooge, Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on Friday.
Speaking to reporters after a meeting of the foreign ministers of the Shanghai
Cooperation Organisation (SCO) in Goa, India, Lavrov reiterated that Moscow had “never refused to settle issues arising from the actions of the US and their satellites to pump Ukraine with weapons”so that it could fight Russia.
The minister noted that many countries around the world are growing increasingly aware that these tensions cannot be defused solely by freezing the Ukraine conflict. “Everyone understands that the ongoing events are geopolitical in nature,”he said.
“Without solving the main geopolitical problem – that of the West aspiring to hold onto its hegemony and impose its own will on all the others, – it is impossible to resolve crises in Ukraine and elsewhere in the world,” Lavrov added.
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‘Half of Europe’ wants better ties with Russia – Polish deputy PM
The Russian diplomat pointed to China’s 12-point plan for a political settlement in Ukraine, which was released in late February. Lavrov said that while the plan does seek to settle the conflict itself, it also focuses on much more global and comprehensive issues.
“All this has to be discussed, of course, not with Zelensky, who is a puppet in the hands of the West, but directly with his masters,” Lavrov said, noting that such talks would take place “sooner or later.”
In early April, amid speculation about an imminent Ukrainian spring counteroffensive, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken ruled out any peace negotiations between Kiev and Moscow, suggesting that such talks would only help Russia to "ratify" its territorial gains.
Moscow has repeatedly said it is open to talks with Kiev if the latter recognizes “the reality on the ground,” including the new status of four former Ukrainian regions that overwhelmingly voted to join Russia last autumn. However, around the same time as the referendums, Zelensky signed a decree prohibiting negotiations with the current Russian leadership.
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Beelden: Zwaarbewapende agenten van Oekraïense SBU arresteren journalist Gonzalo Lira
Beelden: Zwaarbewapende agenten van Oekraïense SBU arresteren journalist Gonzalo Lira
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rt.com 7 May, 2023 05:22
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Over ten Ukrainian drones were launched to strike Crimea, Russia on Saturday night, Sevastopol Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev has claimed. The attack was repelled, according to the official, and no damage was caused by the UAVs.
In a Telegram message posted on Sunday, Razvozhaev reported that one drone had crashed in a forest and two others were intercepted by air defenses.
“No objects in the city were damaged. All services continue to monitor the situation,” he added.
On Saturday, local officials reported that Ukrainian forces had launched at least two ballistic missiles toward Crimea earlier that day. They were both taken down by air defenses.
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Crimea has repeatedly been the target of Ukrainian drone and missile strikes, with raids reportedly becoming more frequent in recent weeks.
Kiev insists on re-capturing all of its former territories from Russia, including Crimea, which voted in a referendum to join Russia in 2014 in the aftermath of the Western-backed Maidan coup. Four other former Ukrainian territories – the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions – voted to become part of Russia in similar referendums last September.
Moscow has said it is open to talks if Kiev recognizes “the reality on the ground.”Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, however, signed a decree prohibiting negotiations with the current Russian leadership.
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Multiple Ukrainian drones attack Crimea – authorities
The raid was repelled, resulting in no damage, Sevastopol’s governor has said
© Sputnik / Konstantin Mikhalchevsky
Over ten Ukrainian drones were launched to strike Crimea, Russia on Saturday night, Sevastopol Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev has claimed. The attack was repelled, according to the official, and no damage was caused by the UAVs.
In a Telegram message posted on Sunday, Razvozhaev reported that one drone had crashed in a forest and two others were intercepted by air defenses.
“No objects in the city were damaged. All services continue to monitor the situation,” he added.
On Saturday, local officials reported that Ukrainian forces had launched at least two ballistic missiles toward Crimea earlier that day. They were both taken down by air defenses.
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Ukrainian shelling of Donetsk kills at least two – monitor
Crimea has repeatedly been the target of Ukrainian drone and missile strikes, with raids reportedly becoming more frequent in recent weeks.
Kiev insists on re-capturing all of its former territories from Russia, including Crimea, which voted in a referendum to join Russia in 2014 in the aftermath of the Western-backed Maidan coup. Four other former Ukrainian territories – the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions – voted to become part of Russia in similar referendums last September.
Moscow has said it is open to talks if Kiev recognizes “the reality on the ground.”Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, however, signed a decree prohibiting negotiations with the current Russian leadership.
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Nazis are preparing a bloodshed in Odessa. That there's a load of tanks and other military vehicles there.
There is no Russian military there, but they will put Russian Z and V and O on them and will wear Russian uniforms with white stripes and massacre civilians to film as if it is Russia doing it and then spread across the internet for the west to see.
bucha 2.0 only worse
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There is no Russian military there, but they will put Russian Z and V and O on them and will wear Russian uniforms with white stripes and massacre civilians to film as if it is Russia doing it and then spread across the internet for the west to see.
bucha 2.0 only worse
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