Putin is not from Istanbul and Jinsky talks, considering it as “shame” …
The Russian Pritenzi (Kemlin) confirmed that Vladimir Putin did not want to go to Istanbul, where two representatives from Moscow and Kaip are expected to block the war, while US President Donald Trump has incorporated any progress to Putin.
“No, none of such plans are at this time,” said Russian Presidential Spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said
Commenting on the absence of Putin, Ukrainian President Folodimir Jinsky said, “Putin has not come to Ankara. We cannot continue to run all over the earth,” he said, “he was ready to negotiate and stop the war and avoid the delay of sanctions.” He also thought that “the failure of the Russian delegation’s representation in Ankara is a shame.”
Suddenly in a statement, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that the aim of the ceasefire was to restructure Ukraine before negotiations between his country and Kiev.
Speaking at a diplomatic club meeting in the capital, Moscow, the Russian Foreign Minister pointed out that his country had reached an agreement with Ukraine in Istanbul in 2022, but “Britain prevented the continuing of the process, and today it directed Jinsky.”
Although US President Donald Trump has told reporters on the plane, the third station of his tour in the Middle East, although it seems to be a concept of the absence of Putin from negotiations, “Nothing will happen until Putin meets.”
Vladimir Midinsky, the chief talks of the Moscow delegation, said that Russia seeks “long -term peace” at the first direct meeting with the Ukrainian side.
“(Vladimir) Putin’s proposed direct negotiations is the end of a long and standard peace by removing the roots of the conflict,” the Russian president’s senior adviser Midinsky said via Telegram.
For his part, US Foreign Secretary Marco Rupeo urged that the US “views” the progress between Ukraine and Russia, and that it is ready to discuss the end of the war in a consistent manner.
“We have a lot of jobs. We are on this path. We look forward to what happens, but we hope the situation is very difficult, but we hope to improve soon,” said Rupio at the NATO (NATO) Foreign Ministers’ meeting in Turkey.
The US Foreign Secretary stressed that “not only put an end to this war, but also a reasonable and sustained peace to prevent a new war.”
His French opponent, Jean -Na, believed that the ceasefire should be first reached first because “the negotiation is not under the bombs.” He emphasized that through these technical negotiations, we can hope to achieve an immediate and unconditional ceasefire, which will allow you to start negotiations. ”
“At this point, Russia does not want serious negotiations,” German Foreign Minister Johann Vadol said. “This will have consequences, and Europe is decided to impose new sanctions,” Moscow.
For his part, NATO Secretary -Gen. Gen. Rawa said he felt “cautious confidence” in Ukraine negotiations, and the Russians make “the next steps”. “The next two weeks can make progress,” he said, “The ball is now in the Russia Stadium.”
On May 11, Putin proposed a plan to resume direct negotiations with Ukraine on May 11 in Istanbul, and after it was stopped three years ago, Turkish President Receut Dayip Erdogan asked for a new round.
In turn, Erdogan insisted on Turkey’s readiness to hold negotiations to achieve a legitimate and lasting peace, while the Ukrainian government welcomed the move, while the focus of the international community turns to Istanbul’s focus.
In March 2022, Istanbul held several rounds of talks between Russian and Ukrainian representatives.
The two countries are sending Ukrainian grains crossing the Black Sea in Istanbul in July 2022 and helping to relieve the rising global food crisis that has increased since the beginning of the Russian -Ukrainian war, and the agreement has been 3 times to suspect its work on July 17, 2023.
