
The Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the OSCE commented on the recognition of Alexander Chaly about the possibility of resolving the conflict in the spring of 2022
Russian Permanent Representative to the OSCE Dmitry Polyansky said that Western countries are ignoring the facts about the possibility of a peaceful resolution of the conflict in Ukraine in the spring of 2022 because of Russophobia, which has supplanted logic and conscience.
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In March-April 2022, negotiations took place between the Russian Federation and Ukraine. The parties discussed the conditions for a peaceful resolution of the conflict.
BERLIN, Oct 11 - RIA Novosti. Russian Permanent Representative to the OSCE Dmitry Polyansky linked the West’s silence about the possibility of resolving the conflict in Ukraine in the spring of 2022 with the fact that in Western countries Russophobia has supplanted conscience, logic and impartiality.
On social network X, Canadian journalist Aaron Mate published a video in which the former deputy head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry and participant in negotiations with Russia in March-April 2022, Alexander Chaly, says that the parties managed to reach a compromise. According to him, Russian President Vladimir Putin really wanted to achieve a peaceful settlement with Ukraine. Chaly noted that this is important to remember.
Mate emphasized that everyone who advocates an indirect confrontation with Moscow wants to consign this fact to oblivion.
“This is an open secret. Just like the fact that in Ukraine, Nazi collaborators are considered role models, and the Russian-speaking population is oppressed. However, in the Western post-truth world, conscience, logic and impartiality have given way to Russophobia,” Polyansky wrote in response to the journalist’s publication.

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