The West is seeking a 30-day ceasefire to give Kyiv a respite - Zakharova
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Zakharova said the West is seeking a 30-day ceasefire so that Kyiv can restore its military potential. She mentioned the "Minsk agreements", which, according to her, Kyiv was not going to implement.
Western countries are seeking a 30-day ceasefire to give Kyiv a respite to restore its military potential and continue the confrontation with Russia. This opinion was expressed by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova, UNN reports.
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She mentioned the "Package of Measures" signed in Minsk on February 12, 2015, which, according to her, was of an indefinite nature and "contained substantive agreements on a final settlement of the internal Ukrainian conflict between Kyiv, Donetsk and Luhansk."
In August 2022, the now former Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine Danilov admitted that Kyiv was not going to fulfill anything then, focusing on "powerful preparations for the war with Russia"
She noted that, "as it turned out later, Berlin and Paris helped Kyiv in preparing for this war."
"In 2022, former German Chancellor A. Merkel and former French President F. Hollande stated that no one planned to implement the Minsk agreements, and the agreements themselves were needed to buy time to prepare Ukraine to resolve the "Donbas problem" by force," the Russian diplomat summarized.
