The president of Russia announced this after meeting with the prime minister of that country, an ally of Moscow.
After almost three years of starting the war with Ukraine, the president of Russia, Vladimir Putin stated this Thursday that he would accept Slovakia, an allied country, as a venue for future peace negotiations. He did so after meeting with the prime minister of that country, Robert Fico.
“As for the venue, he said that if it comes to negotiations, they would be happy to provide a platform for his country to conduct such negotiations. We are not opposed to this because from our point of view Slovakia takes a neutral position that is acceptable to us.“he declared Putin.
He Slovak Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed in a statement that it offered in October to serve as a venue for peace talks between Ukraine and Russia. In the text he reiterated his “commitment to a non-military solution and willingness to contribute to peace efforts“.
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Four suspects arrested for plotting assassinations of senior officials on orders from Ukraine
Russia’s main security agency announced this Thursday the arrest of several suspects accused of participating in a Ukrainian plot to assassinate senior military officers. The announcement came after the assassination of the head of Russia’s Radiological, Chemical and Biological Defense Troops (RCBZ) Igor Kirillov.
He Federal Security Service (FSB) of Russia declared in a statement carried by Russian news agencies that it arrested four Russians accused of making preparations to kill senior Defense Ministry officials. According to the service, the alleged organizers planned to kill one of the senior officers using a remote controlled car bomb, an event that they managed to prevent.
He added that another senior military officer was going to be assassinated by an explosive device hidden in an envelope. The agency did not name the military officers who were the target of the alleged plot or the suspects. A video was released of the moment in which one of those involved places, under a car, the explosive device that was to be detonated when the car was moving.
Source: Ambito
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