The Russian Lavrov says that the agenda “is not ready at all” to the Putin -Zelinsky Summit Russia-Ukraine, news war

The best diplomat of Russia is accused by Ukrainian President Zelinski by saying, “No to everything.”

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that there is no possible agenda between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Ukrainian counterpart Folodimir Zellinsky and that there is no plan for such a meeting.

“Meet The Press with Kristen Welker”. War in UkraineProvided that there is a suitable agenda for such a session, which is something he said is not present at the present time.

Both Russia and Ukraine are trying to show US President Donald Trump that they are ready to try to conclude a peace deal, which the leader of the United States said he wanted to mediate, while accusing the other of honesty or ready to negotiate with good faith.

Lavrov told NBC: “Putin is ready to meet Zelenskyy when the agenda is ready for the summit. This agenda is not ready at all.”

Lavrov said that Russia agreed to show flexibility in a number of issues that Trump raised in A. The United States Summit Russia Last week, he accused Ukraine of not showing the same flexibility in the talks with Trump and European allies who followed this in Washington.

Lavrov said: “He clearly referred to (Trump) – it was very clear to everyone that there are many principles that Washington believes to be accepted, including the lack of membership in NATO (Ukraine), including discussion of regional issues, and Zelinski said not everything.”

“Until he said no, as I said, to cancel the legislation prohibiting the Russian language. How can we meet with someone pretending to be a leader?”

“Moscow wants East Donbas”

Trump has imposed a final date on August 8 to Putin to agree to end War Or face new sanctions against Russia and the countries that buy oil, but instead agreed to meet the Kremlin leader at Alaska’s summit last Friday.

Since then, Russia has shown a little movement, maintaining most of its long demands with a proposal to freeze the front line in two Ukrainian regions, which claims to be its own, and expressing its willingness to deliver relatively small pieces of Ukrainian lands that control it.

Putin wants Ukraine to give up all the East Donbas region, give up aspirations to join NATO, remain neutral and keep Western forces outside the country, three sources familiar with Carmelin’s thinking at the Reuters level told Reuters.

Zelinski, who said he did not want a “gift” of Russia in any region, said on Friday that the Kremlin was doing everything in his power to make sure that the meeting between him and Putin did not happen. Ukraine’s allies called for new sanctions on Moscow if no desire to end the war appears.