No diplomatic dialogue
The Ukrainian government affirmed this Sunday that does not maintain high-level diplomatic contacts with Russia since at the beginning of this month he denounced the massacre of hundreds of civilians in Bucha at the hands of Russian troops.
“Consultations can continue at the expert level, but High-level negotiations are not taking place.”said the Foreign Minister of Ukraine, Dmytro Kulebato the American television station CBS.
“After Bucha it became especially difficult to talk to the Russians,” the head of Ukrainian diplomacy remarked, according to the Europa Press news agency.
The Bucha massacre, a turning point in the dialogue
Ukraine and Russia had resumed diplomatic negotiations on the 1st of this month, but the next day kyiv denounced the mass murder of hundreds of civilians in Buchawith images that caused worldwide shock.
Moscow replied that these images had been the product of a montage, but the highest authorities of the UN, NATO and the European Union (EU) considered them valid.
On the 7th, the Russian Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrovaccused Ukraine of having modified some of its own proposals put forward during the negotiations held at the end of March in Istanbul and assured that Russia was willing to continue negotiating.
kyiv replied that if Moscow wanted to demonstrate a willingness to dialogue, it should reduce hostilities on Ukrainian territory.
Two days later, the president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskysaid that his country was “willing to fight and seek parallel diplomatic ways to stop this war.”
Source: Ambito
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