The Kremlin stated that they do not expect the implementation of the agreements reached during the negotiations in Ankara and continue to focus on achieving their own goals in the war. This was stated by an aide to the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, Yuri Ushakov, Russian media report, writes UNN.
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According to Ushakov, Moscow's position supposedly remains unchanged and corresponds to the principles that the Russian side had previously voiced.
We do not expect the implementation of these agreements, we expect victory. We expect the realization of our own goals
He also claims that Russia continues to adhere to the agreements reached in Ankara, while the other side, according to him, supposedly did not fulfill its part of the obligations.
The Kremlin accused US partners of attempting to influence Trump
Ushakov linked the situation surrounding the agreements to the G7 summit, stating that the meeting participants allegedly tried to convince US President Donald Trump to abandon the agreements with Russia.
Currently, one side, as before, adheres to the agreements that were discussed in Ankara, and the other side, apparently, as can already be said now, turned out to be not entirely capable of completing its part of the path
In addition, Putin's aide stated that during the G7 summit, Trump was supposedly "pumped with harmful ideas" regarding the Ukrainian issue.
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