أعلن وزير الخارجية الروسي سيرغي لافروف، أن جولة جديدة من المفاوضات المباشرة مع أوكرانيا ستعقد قريباً. وجدد التأكيد على أن بلاده ستصر على أن تلغي كييف جميع القوانين التمييزية في أوكرانيا في الجولة الجديدة من المفاوضات المباشرة.
وشدد لافروف خلال كلمة في الاجتماع الدولي للمعنيين بقضايا الأمن، اليوم (الأربعاء)، على أنه يجب تلبية مطالب روسيا بوضع أوكرانيا كدولة غير نووية ومحايدة مهما كان شكل حل النزاع. وأفاد بأن الوضع المحايد لأوكرانيا لا يزال أحد المطالب الرئيسية لبلاده في مفاوضات السلام. ولفت وزير الخارجية إلى أن موسكو تراقب بقلق حشد حلف شمال الأطلسي «الناتو» لقواته على طول الحدود مع روسيا.
من جانبه، قال الرئيس الأوكراني فولوديمير زيلينسكي: إن بلاده ما زالت بانتظار تسلّم مذكرة وعدتها بها روسيا بشأن مطالبها المرتبطة بالتوصل إلى اتفاق سلام، في وقت تتهم كييف موسكو بتعطيل محادثات السلام ورفض إيقاف غزوها.
وأضاف في تصريحات للصحفيين إن موسكو تعهّدت بتسليم كييف المذكرة، وأن بلاده ستطلع على تلك المقترحات وترد فور تلقيها. واقترح زيلينسكي عقد لقاء ثلاثي يجمعه بالرئيس الأمريكي دونالد ترمب ونظيره الروسي فلاديمير بوتين.
وفيما وجه ترمب انتقادات لاذعة لنظيره الروسي أخيرا، كرر الكرملين أكثر من مرة أنه يعد شروطه واقتراحاته لمباحثات السلام.
وأطلقت الإدارة الأمريكية قبل أشهر وساطة من أجل وقف الحرب بين كييف وموسكو، وزار المبعوث الأمريكي ستيف ويتكوف روسيا نحو 4 مرات التقى خلالها بوتين، إلا أن موسكو رفضت حتى الآن اقتراحا أمريكيا أوكرانيا أوروبياً بوقف النار لمدة 30 يوماً، معتبرة أنه يتطلب مزيدا من البحث.
في حين التقى وفدان روسي وأوكراني في إسطنبول قبل أكثر من أسبوع، واتفقا على تبادل مئات الأسرى من الجانبين، دون تحقيق اختراق سياسي.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov announced that a new round of direct negotiations with Ukraine will be held soon. He reiterated that his country will insist that Kyiv abolish all discriminatory laws in Ukraine in the new round of direct negotiations.
Lavrov emphasized during a speech at the international meeting on security issues today (Wednesday) that Russia's demands for Ukraine to be a non-nuclear and neutral state must be met, regardless of the form of resolution to the conflict. He stated that Ukraine's neutral status remains one of his country's main demands in the peace negotiations. The Foreign Minister noted that Moscow is closely monitoring NATO's military buildup along its border with Russia.
For his part, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that his country is still waiting to receive a memorandum promised by Russia regarding its demands related to reaching a peace agreement, at a time when Kyiv accuses Moscow of obstructing peace talks and refusing to halt its invasion.
He added in statements to reporters that Moscow had committed to delivering the memorandum to Kyiv, and that his country would review those proposals and respond immediately upon receiving them. Zelensky proposed holding a trilateral meeting that would include him, U.S. President Donald Trump, and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
While Trump has recently made sharp criticisms of his Russian counterpart, the Kremlin has repeatedly stated that it is preparing its terms and proposals for peace talks.
The U.S. administration launched mediation efforts months ago to stop the war between Kyiv and Moscow, and U.S. envoy Steve Whitkoff visited Russia about four times, during which he met with Putin. However, Moscow has so far rejected a U.S.-Ukrainian-European proposal for a 30-day ceasefire, considering that it requires further discussion.
Meanwhile, Russian and Ukrainian delegations met in Istanbul more than a week ago and agreed to exchange hundreds of prisoners from both sides, without achieving any political breakthrough.
Lavrov emphasized during a speech at the international meeting on security issues today (Wednesday) that Russia's demands for Ukraine to be a non-nuclear and neutral state must be met, regardless of the form of resolution to the conflict. He stated that Ukraine's neutral status remains one of his country's main demands in the peace negotiations. The Foreign Minister noted that Moscow is closely monitoring NATO's military buildup along its border with Russia.
For his part, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that his country is still waiting to receive a memorandum promised by Russia regarding its demands related to reaching a peace agreement, at a time when Kyiv accuses Moscow of obstructing peace talks and refusing to halt its invasion.
He added in statements to reporters that Moscow had committed to delivering the memorandum to Kyiv, and that his country would review those proposals and respond immediately upon receiving them. Zelensky proposed holding a trilateral meeting that would include him, U.S. President Donald Trump, and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
While Trump has recently made sharp criticisms of his Russian counterpart, the Kremlin has repeatedly stated that it is preparing its terms and proposals for peace talks.
The U.S. administration launched mediation efforts months ago to stop the war between Kyiv and Moscow, and U.S. envoy Steve Whitkoff visited Russia about four times, during which he met with Putin. However, Moscow has so far rejected a U.S.-Ukrainian-European proposal for a 30-day ceasefire, considering that it requires further discussion.
Meanwhile, Russian and Ukrainian delegations met in Istanbul more than a week ago and agreed to exchange hundreds of prisoners from both sides, without achieving any political breakthrough.
