Lavrov: Russia is not satisfied with armistice with Ukraine
Russia is not satisfied with the armistice in the war it is waging against Ukraine.
This was stated by Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, Censor.NET reports citing UNIAN.
"We need reliable, legally binding agreements aimed at eliminating the main causes of the conflict, including common security in Europe, NATO expansion, the recent decision of the European Union to simply lie down under the bloc, and in fact, eliminate all differences between these organizations, and, of course, the rights of people living in the territories who have expressed their support for reunification with Russia," Lavrov said.
The minister noted that Russia "has no illusions" about the prospects for 2025.
"There are no illusions in the settlement of the Ukrainian crisis either. It has long been clear to all unbiased people that the conflict can be resolved only in the context of agreements on reliable security and stability in Europe, which would take into account the interests of Russia and the legitimate interests of all other countries," Lavrov said.
