Medvedev named three conditions for a sustainable resolution of the conflict with Ukraine

Ukraine must fulfill three conditions for a sustainable resolution of the conflict with Russia. This was stated by Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev in an interview with the State Television and Radio of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

He named Ukraine's neutral and non-nuclear status as one of the conditions. As the politician noted, this will mean a return to the foundations laid down in the country’s constitution and in the declaration of sovereignty, as well as in other documents of the 1990s.

In addition, Kyiv must abandon its nationalist course and the ban on everything Russian, including the language, Medvedev continued. According to him, what is now happening in Ukraine in relation to the Russian-speaking population is outside the framework of international law and “beyond good and evil.”

“And, thirdly, this is the transfer to Russian jurisdiction of what is established in the Russian Constitution. Namely, territories in Donbass and some other new regions. That is, the restoration of Russian sovereignty,” the deputy chairman added.