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Russia is ready to achieve the goals of the Northern Military District through negotiations, Ambassador Miroshnik said
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Russia is ready to achieve the goals of the Northern Military District through negotiations, Ambassador Miroshnik said

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Ambassador at Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry Rodion Miroshnik said that Russia is ready to achieve the goals of the special military operation through negotiations, emphasizing that the situation on the battlefield affects the conditions of potential peace negotiations, but a diplomatic path to resolving the conflict is not excluded.

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Russia is conducting a special military operation on Ukrainian territory, which it calls necessary to achieve certain goals. During the conflict, statements periodically arise about possible negotiated settlements.

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Russia is ready to achieve the goals of a special military operation (SVO) through negotiations. This was stated by Rodion Miroshnik, Ambassador at Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry on the crimes of the Kyiv regime, as quoted by Izvestia.

Miroshnik emphasized that the conduct of hostilities affects the terms of potential peace negotiations. According to the diplomat, the situation on the battlefield is of decisive importance for the positions of the parties. Ultimately, the parties will still have to move on to dialogue in order to fix the outcome of the conflict, Miroshnik noted. Therefore, he stressed, a diplomatic solution is still not excluded.

“We are always ready to achieve the tasks that we set for ourselves within the framework of the Northern Military District through negotiations,” the diplomat said, confirming the Russian side’s mood for constructive negotiations.

He explained that Moscow will be ready for dialogue if the other side demonstrates a serious approach and offers concrete proposals, and does not turn the process into a show. According to the diplomat, Russia has not previously abandoned the negotiating path. Miroshnik called his goal the establishment of a lasting and stable peace.

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  • Russia and Ukraine could begin the negotiation process in the coming weeks if Ukraine demonstrates a serious approach and offers concrete proposals.

    Possible · Within weeks

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  • What specific goals does Russia intend to achieve through negotiations?
  • What conditions does Moscow consider acceptable for starting negotiations?
  • Is Ukraine ready for negotiations on the terms proposed by Russia?

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