Russian Federation against Peacekeepers and Armistice: The first statements of Putin's representatives (video)

Moscow does not agree to the mode of silence or the introduction of peacekeepers, instead requires a "comprehensive peace" in accordance with its own requirements for Ukraine. Focus gathered statements by Russian toplines for Russia and found a response from the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine.

On March 13, two days after the US and Ukraine meeting in Saudi Arabia, the statements of the Russian Foreign Ministry of the Russian Federation Maria Zakharova and Advisor to the President of the Russian Federation on Ushakov Foreign Policy appeared. Both of the Top officials voiced Putin's disagreement with the idea of ​​a truce, and Ushakov explained that he spoke about it from the National Security Advisor of the White House of Michael Voltsa.

The US and Ukraine also discussed the conditions of the truce and the metallic agreement: the first details of the negotiations "did not want to be dangerous": Jay di Vance first commented on his brother's service in the Ukrainian army "Why do we go from Kursk": ungulates the Syrski and praised the Drap -Dalas. Zakharova stated that the Kremlin was following the negotiations in Jedda and was preparing to talk about this topic with representatives of the White House.

After that, the Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman appreciated the ideas of the USA and other partners of Ukraine: "[European peacekeepers] is a provocative step aimed not at resolving the conflict, but to support unhealthy and harmful illusions at the top of the Kiev regime. In addition, according to the representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, the Kremlin "reads signals of" White House and see "positive rhetoric".

Ushakov repelled the details of the statements, which was heard by National Security Advisor Michael Volz: Head of the Center for Combating NSDC misinformation Andriy Kovalenko responded to the statements of Kremlin and Vladimir Putin. According to him, the Russians are manipulated, giving themselves for "peacekeepers". The official stressed that Ushakov's words should not be seen as Moscow's official position.

According to Kovalenko, Putin's advisor is a "distortion of reality" to continue the war. It should be noted that the US delegation members who participated in the negotiations with Ukraine in Jedda commented on the results of the meeting and a truce. For example, the Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that he was expecting a positive decision of the Kremlin and that the ceasefire regime will begin in a few days.

The official also answered the question of how Washington would follow the silence on the front line. In his opinion, they will use a "large number of eyes" on the ground, as well as satellite tracking. Rubio did not voice a clear picture of how it happens. We remind that on March 13, The Times analyzed the consequences of the approval and disagreement of the Russian Federation on the truce.