The information about the meeting will remain secret until February 2027 since its disclosure “can harm or put at risk the negotiations and international relations of the country“said the Foreign Ministry.
The Itamaraty Palace, headquarters of Foreign Affairs, added that the information that “has been provided in secret by other states and international organizations” in relation to Bolsonaro’s visit to Moscow will not be released to the public.
Thus, the government responded to a request from the Socialism and Freedom Party (Psol, left) about what the presidents said in relation to the pre-war tension with Ukraine.
Bolsonaro and Putin talked for 2 hours alone, without the participation of ministers, on February 16, a week before the start of the invasion.
Bolsonaro expressed his “solidarity” to Russia while speaking to the press in the Kremlin and since then it has declared itself “neutral” before the parties in conflict.
Along the same lines, the Brazilian government questioned the application of sanctions against Russia and abstained from voting against Moscow in the UN.
Last Monday, Foreign Minister Carlos Franca declared his rejection of a possible exclusion of Russia from the G20 and it is expected that today the Minister of Economy, Paulo Guedes, expresses some form of support for Russia at the meeting of the IMF.
The PSOL presented 15 questions to the Foreign Ministry, including some about other activities of Bolsonaro in Russia.
Specifically, it was asked if there were contacts with representatives of the Russian platform. Telegramwhich has been defended by Bolsonaro after some of his videos, as well as those of his children, were removed by Facebook, YouTube and Twitter for containing fake news.
Source: Ambito
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