Presidential Advisor Lytvyn: “No talks with russians are planned in Munich”
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Dmytro Lytvyn denied rumors about possible contacts between representatives of Ukraine and russia during the Munich conference. Kyiv's official position is that a dialogue will only take place after agreement with Western partners.
Ukraine rules out negotiations with the terrorist state at the Munich conference. This was reported by Dmytro Lytvyn, the Presidential Communications Advisor , UNN reports.
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Amid numerous reports of possible contacts between representatives of Ukraine and russia during the Munich Security Conference, Kyiv's official position remains unchanged.
Ukraine is primarily engaged in a dialogue with the United States, and Europe should be involved in any significant negotiations that could affect stability and long-term peace. Any contacts with representatives of the aggressor country are possible only after agreeing on a common position with Western partners.
At the moment, there are no official initiatives to negotiate with russia, and no meetings with its representatives are scheduled in Munich.
There is nothing on the table at the moment. No talks with the russians are planned in Munich
Recall
The US President announced a possible meeting of representatives of the three countries in Munich, but the exact composition of the delegations is unknown.