Ukraine Vs Russia Live News (2024)

23/07/2023

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A Russian missile attack on the Ukrainian port city of Odesa has killed at least one person, wounded 19 and badly damaged an Orthodox cathedral, according to officials.

Oleg Kiper, the governor of Odesa, said on the Telegram messaging app that those wounded in Sunday’s air attack included several children

Russian missile attack on Odesa kills one, damages cathedral

“Odesa, another night attack of the monsters,” he said.

“Fourteen people were hospitalised in the city’s hospitals, three of them were children,” he said.

The assault also destroyed six houses and apartment buildings, he added.

Russia has been pounding Odesa and other Ukrainian food export facilities nearly daily over the past week after it withdrew from a United Nations-brokered sea corridor agreement that allowed for the safe shipment of Ukrainian grain.

Ukraine’s air force said on Telegram on Sunday that Russia launched high-precision Onyx missiles and sea-to-shore Kalibr cruise missiles on Odesa.

The city’s military administration said air defence systems destroyed a “significant part” of the missiles, which they said included Iskander ballistic missiles.

It added that the Spaso-Preobrazhenskyi Cathedral of the Moscow-linked Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC) was severely damaged.

“The Kasperovska icon of the Mother of God, who is the patroness of Odesa, was retrieved from under the rubble,” the administration said on its Telegram channel.

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Zelenskyy dismisses Prystaiko as ambassador to UK
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has removed Vadym Prystaiko from his role as Ukraine's ambassador to the U.K., according to a presidential order cited by Reuters Friday.

No reason for the dismissal was provided in the order, which also dismissed Prystaiko as Ukraine's representative to the International Maritime Organization.

In an interview with Sky News last week, Prystaiko said there was "a little bit of sarcasm" in Zelenskyy's comment that he would wake up each morning and say thank you to U.K. Defense Secretary Ben Wallace. At a NATO summit in mid-July, Wallace said he believed that Ukraine's allies wanted to "see gratitude" and that the U.K. was "not Amazon" when it comes to weapons delivery.

"I don't believe that this sarcasm is healthy," Prystaiko told Sky News. "We don't have to show the Russians that we have something between us. They have to know that we are working together. If something happens, Ben can call me and tell me everything he wants."

Prystaiko took on the role as ambassador in July 2020.

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23/07/2023

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WHO counts more than 1,000 attacks on vital health services in Ukraine since the start of war

WHO counts more than 1,000 attacks on vital health services in Ukraine since the start of war

WHO counts more than 1,000 attacks on vital health services in Ukraine since the start of war
The World Health Organization has recorded at least 1,067 attacks on vital health services in Ukraine since Russia's late February invasion last year.

The World Health Organization's Surveillance System for Attacks on Health Care estimates that healthcare facilities were damaged 952 times, ambulances were targeted in 124 cases and at least 284 attacks were carried out on crucial medical supplies. The surveillance system also estimated that attacks on health services led to at least 101 deaths and 139 injuries.

The Kremlin has maintained that its forces do not target civilian infrastructure like hospitals, schools and residential buildings.

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Zelenskyy thanks two U.S. Senators for supporting Ukraine's early accession to NATO

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy thanked U.S. Senators Lindsey Graham and Richard Blumenthal for presenting a draft resolution that would support Kyiv's early accession to the NATO alliance.

"The wider the space of NATO, the wider the space of peace and common security. Grateful to everyone who helps us protect freedom and bring a lasting, just peace closer," Zelenskyy wrote on Twitter.

Ukraine has sought NATO membership since 2002. Last year, Zelenskyy applied for a fast-track membership to join the alliance. He has since visited several European capitals to garner support for Kyiv's bid.

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War has damaged at least 270 cultural sites in Ukraine, UNESCO says

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, or UNESCO said that at least 270 cultural sites in Ukraine have been damaged due to the ongoing war.

"A preliminary assessment in Odesa has revealed damage to several museums inside the World Heritage property, including the Odesa Archaeological Museum, the Odesa Maritime Museum and the Odesa Literature Museum," the U.N. agency wrote in a release.

"They had all been marked by UNESCO and local authorities with the Blue Shield, the distinctive emblem of the 1954 Hague Convention," the agency added.

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23/07/2023

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Friday announced the dismissal of ambassador to the U.K. Vadym Prystaiko after he called comments Zelenskyy made about the U.K. defense minister unhealthy.

Zelenskyy issued a presidential order in which he did not specify a reason.

In other news, Russian missile and drone strikes on southern Ukraine and port areas continued for a fourth night Thursday, according to Ukrainian authorities, as the White House confirmed Ukraine has begun using U.S.-supplied cluster bombs in its defensive operations in Russia-occupied areas.

National security spokesperson John Kirby told reporters the U.S. had received feedback that the munitions, which arrived from the U.S. last week, were being used "effectively."

In his daily address, Zelenskyy said nearly 70 missiles were fired at Odesa, Donetsk, Mykolaiv, Zaporizhzhia, Zhytomyr and Kharkiv this week.

Since Monday, concerns have been growing over global food supplies following Russia's suspension of the Black Sea Grain Initiative, which has provided a key export route since July 2022.

Wheat prices have moved sharply higher as the European Union's foreign policy chief warned the move could imperil global food security.

Tensions are also mounting in the Black Sea after Russia said it would consider all vessels sailing toward Ukrainian ports on the Black Sea as military cargo carriers. Ukraine's Defense Ministry said it "may" do the same from midnight Friday.

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Explosions as Russia launches 15th air assault on Kyiv in May

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Grain deal will no longer be operational if it's not fulfilled, Russian foreign minister says

The Black Sea grain deal will no longer be operational if its current state of implementation continues, Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov said on Monday, according to a Google translation of comments carried by Russian state news agency Tass.

Reuters reported that Lavrov added that less than 3% of the grain exported under the agreement had reached the world's poorest countries.

The U.N.-brokered agreement was set up to allow Kyiv's grains to be shipped through Black Sea ports, staving off the risk to global food security that was worsened by Russia's invasion of Ukraine. It was extended for 60 days on May 17.

Moscow has repeatedly complained that restrictions imposed on Russia prevent it from fulfilling its agricultural and fertilizer exports.

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Russia hits military target at Ukraine's Khmelnytskyi
Russian troops have struck a military target at the western Ukrainian city of Khmelnytskyi, local government said on Telegram, according to a Google translation.

Authorities are currently working to contain fires in the wake of the overnight attack. Five aircraft were disabled as the result of the hostilities.

The damage to Khmelnytskyi comes after Russia carried out intense overnight air drone and missile hostilities against the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv.

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Russia places U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham on wanted list
The Russian interior ministry has placed U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham on a wanted list, Russian state-run news agency Tass reported.

The designation follows Moscow's criticism of Graham's comments in an edited video released by the Ukrainian presidency's office of the senator's meeting with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Friday.

In the short and edited video clip, the U.S. senator appeared say "the Russians are dying," followed by "the best money we've ever spent." The footage prompted heavy Russian criticism.

According to Reuters, the release of Graham's complete remarks by the Ukrainian president's office showed there was no link between the senator's two statements.

Russia previously added several U.S. offices to its stop lists, which prevent them from entering the country, but has fallen short of seeking their detainment.

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Another 'difficult night' in Kyiv as Russia resumes air attacks on the capital

Kyiv suffered its 15th air attack since the start of this month, with more than 40 missiles and Iranian-made Shahed drones shot down over the Ukrainian capital early Monday, according to the Google translated comments of Serhii Popko, the head of the Kyiv's city military administration.

Russian forces are "trying with all their might to destroy key targets for themselves and at the same time exhaust the resources of our air defense," Popko said.

Ukrainian mayor Vitali Klitschko described that as "another difficult night for the capital," saying no casualties or infrastructural damage were sustained, in Google translated comments on Telegram.

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29/05/2023

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Putin congratulates 'dear friend' Erdogan on reelection
Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated the electoral victory of his "dear friend" Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who secured reelection in a runoff vote against Kemal Kilicdaroglu on Sunday.

"We highly value your personal contribution to the development of friendly Russian-Turkish relations, mutually beneficial cooperation in various spheres. I would like to reiterate our readiness to continue our constructive dialogue of the current issues on the bilateral, regional, and international agenda," Putin said, according to comments reported by Russian state news agency Tass.

"We attach great significance to the implementation of our joint projects, first of all, for the construction of the Akkuyu NPP and the establishment of a gas hub in Turkey."

Russia and Turkey have had a volatile relationship, previously locking horns in points of Middle Eastern and North African policy, such as in Syria and Libya. But Ankara has proven pivotal in negotiating the Black Sea corridor that facilitates the export of Ukrainian grain, while Turkey's security concerns and Hungary's objections are currently stalling Sweden's accession to the NATO military alliance.

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UN condemns attack on hospital in Dnipro

The United Nations condemned an early morning attack on a medical facility in Dnipro and said that its humanitarian partners were providing emergency assistance to survivors.

"We, along with our humanitarian partners, continue to reach more people with assistance across the country," United Nations spokesman Stephane Dujarric said during a daily press briefing.

Dujarric told reporters that so far the U.N. has reached more than 5 million people in Ukraine with humanitarian aid.

According to data collected by the World Health Organization, there have been more than 870 attacks on healthcare facilities in Ukraine since the start of Russia's war last February.

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Japan expands sanctions on Russia
Japan on Friday announced more sanctions on Russia, including the freezing of assets of 24 individuals and 78 organizations.

The curbs, approved by the government at a Cabinet meeting, target Russian military personnel and pro-Russian individuals in eastern and southern Ukraine, the Foreign Ministry said in a press release.

Tokyo will also ban exports to 80 Russian entities, such as military-related organizations, the ministry added.

The announcement comes after Group of Seven leaders pledged to maintain and strengthen sanctions against Russia at their summit in the western Japanese city of Hiroshima that ended Sunday.

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Negotiations 'impossible' while Zelenskyy in power, Russian official says

Russia's Deputy Security Council Chairman Dmitry Medvedev on Friday said that negotiations with Ukraine are "impossible" as long as the Kyiv administration of Volodomyr Zelenskyy stays in power, in comments reported by Russian state news agency Tass.

"Everything always ends with negotiations, and this is inevitable, but as long as these people are in power, the situation for Russia will not change in terms of negotiations," he said, according to a Google translation.

Ukraine has, likewise, previously said negotiations were not possible as long as Vladimir Putin stays at the helm of Russian leadership. Zelenskyy nevertheless presented a 10-point peace plan proposal to G20 leaders on Nov. 15.

Global powers — including close Russia trade partner China — have vied for a chance to mediate in the conflict.

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02/05/2023

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Russia still hasn't completely captured Bakhmut, Ukraine military says

The Ukrainian military says it is locked in a “positional struggle” as fierce fighting continues to rage in Bakhmut, adding it has been able to push back Russian forces after a series of counterattacks.

“I can definitely confirm the information that the enemy in Bakhmut left some positions after some of our counterattacks,” Serhii Cherevatyi, the spokesperson for the Eastern Grouping of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, told a national broadcaster.

“There is a positional struggle there,” Cherevatyi said, explaining that the frontline was constantly shifting. “Sometimes the enemy has some success after a powerful artillery strike and the destruction of infrastructure, and they can move forward. But we counterattack and often win back our positions after inflicting fire on the enemy.”
Cherevatyi added that for all its efforts, Russia still had not been able to “completely” capture Bakhmut.

The spokesperson went on to say that although the Russian military’s airborne units had reinforced positions in Bakhmut, Wagner forces continued to be the ones carrying out the assaults.

“However, due to heavy losses, they have been reinforced by airborne units. In addition, in an effort to capture Bakhmut completely, we also note that the enemy is also using snipers from special units and even special services (counterterrorism, for instance) to hit our positions as much as possible," he said.

Cherevatyi said Russian forces were having to be more mindful of their use of artillery shells and rockets, but rejected claims by Wagner founder and financier Yevgeny Prigozhin that his fighters were being starved of ammunition.
“They have been given a general norm of shells, just like other units of the aggressor,” he said. “Over the past 24 hours, the enemy has fired 304 times at the Lyman-Kupiansk direction with various artillery systems. However, of course, if we take the summer of 2022, they could use an unlimited amount of ammunition along the entire front line non-stop. Now they no longer have this luxury.”

“What Prigozhin is talking about is that they are used to having a lot of ammunition. Now they are forced to limit themselves,” he added.

Cherevatyi concluded by defending Ukraine’s strategy for the region, stating that "the enemy has not been able to take Bakhmut for nine months."

“Thus, we are conducting a successful defense operation and are achieving our main goal: destroying the enemy's military potential, personnel, and equipment to the maximum extent possible," he said. "In particular, Wagner is close to being completely destroyed."

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02/05/2023

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Ukraine says it has no knowledge of peace mission involving Vatican to resolve conflict with Russia

Ukraine said it has “no knowledge” of a peace mission involving the Vatican to resolve the conflict with Russia.

“President Zelensky has not consented to any such discussions on Ukraine’s behalf,” a Ukrainian official close to the presidential office told CNN. “If talks are happening, they are happening without our knowledge or our blessing".
The official dismissed any papal role after Pope Francis on Sunday told journalists that the Vatican is part of a mission to end the war in Ukraine. “The mission is in the course now, but it is not yet public,” he said after a three-day trip to Hungary.
“When it is public, I will reveal it,” the pope added.

Last week, Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal met Francis at the Vatican and said he had discussed a “peace formula” put forward by Zelensky and invited the pope to visit Ukraine.

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Dialogue between US and Russia on detained Americans has been "irregular," US secretary of state says

Dialogue between the United States and Russia on the status of detained Americans has been "irregular," US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Monday.

“We have been in contact. We remain in contact through our embassy,” Blinken said in an interview with Fox News. “We have a channel that President Biden and President Putin established some time ago to deal with the arbitrary detention of our citizens.”
Blinken called for the immediate release of detained Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich.
Pressed on repercussions for Moscow in response to the detention of American citizens, Blinken said the US has “taken a number of measures, including sanctions across the years and across cases.”

“But I think what you're seeing, again, is maybe the biggest sanction of all, is to further Russia’s isolation,” Blinken said. “By the way, we're working with other countries to build an even stronger coalition to make sure that there are strong consequences for any country that engages in these practices.”

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18/04/2023

Dozens of POWs freed as Ukraine marks Orthodox Easter

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Mine-clearing in Ukraine, an activity that is taking place in regions previously occupied by Russian forces in the northeast and south of Ukraine, could take at least a decade, Britain's Ministry of Defense said Monday.

"Mine-related civilian casualties continue to be reported daily in Ukraine. The most affected areas are Kherson and Kharkiv oblasts [regions]: areas Russia has previously occupied," the ministry said in an intelligence update on Twitter.

With the arrival of spring, and more people involved in agricultural work, the risk of civilian mine incidents will increase, the ministry warned.

"Over 750 mine related casualties among civilians have been reported since the start of the invasion - one in eight has involved a child. It will likely take at least a decade to clear Ukraine of mines," the ministry said.

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18/04/2023

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Russia's foreign minister embarks on Latin American tour

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov is beginning a tour of Latin America on Monday, with scheduled visits to Brazil, Venezuela, Nicaragua and Cuba.

The trip, which lasts until Friday, will see Russia's top diplomat hold talks with the leaders and foreign ministers of those countries, Russia's Foreign Ministry said.

It added that Lavrov has a "specific agenda aimed at strengthening mutually beneficial cooperation of our countries in the political, trade, economic, educational, humanitarian, cultural and other spheres," the ministry said.

The key goal of Lavrov's tour is to strengthen cooperation between the countries in the political, economic, trade and humanitarian and cultural spheres, it said.

"For us, Latin America is a friendly region, one of the centers of the formation of a multipolar world, with which Russia intends to maintain a dynamic dialogue, develop constructive cooperation, not subject to any dictate from outside," the ministry said on Telegram.

Russia frequently promotes the concept of a "multipolar world" and criticizes the perceived hegemony of the West in global affairs. Since its invasion of Ukraine, Moscow has stepped up efforts to strengthen alliances and friendships abroad, such as with China, Brazil and India.

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18/04/2023

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U.S. has never abandoned attempts to spy on Russia, Kremlin says

The Kremlin claimed Monday that the U.S. had "never abandoned" attempts to spy on Russia and said a recent Pentagon document leak demonstrated this.

When the Kremlin's press secretary Dmitry Peskov was asked whether the Kremlin is concerned about "the level of pe*******on of U.S. intelligence agencies into Russian structures" following a recent leak of purported intelligence collected by Washington, Peskov said:

"Our special services and counterintelligence units are performing their functions. The United States has never abandoned work and attempts to conduct intelligence activities with us. This is met with appropriate opposition, and in this case, our special services are doing their job," Peskov told reporters on Monday, news agency Interfax reported.

Peskov's comments come after a trove of Pentagon documents were leaked and published online, appearing to show intelligence Washington had collected on Russia, the war in Ukraine and other nations.

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18/04/2023

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Ukraine says Black Sea grain deal at risk of shut down.

A U.N.-brokered initiative allowing the safe Black Sea export of Ukrainian grain was in danger of being shut down after Russia blocked inspections of participating ships in Turkish waters, Reuters reported.

Ukrainian Black Sea ports were blocked after Russia's invasion last year, but access to three of them was cleared last July under a deal brokered by the United Nations and Turkey.

The deal between Moscow and Kyiv was extended last month, but Ukraine said the number of cargo ships passing through the Bosporus carrying Ukrainian agricultural products was critically low, according to the Reuters report.

"For the second time in 9 months of operation of the Grain Initiative, an inspection plan (for participating vessels) has not been drawn up, and not a single vessel has been inspected," Ukraine's restoration ministry said on Facebook under the headline "Grain initiative under threat of shutdown," according to Reuters.

Russia did not respond to Brink's or the ministry's comments, but the Kremlin said prospects for a renewal of the grain deal were "not so bright", Reuters reported.

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18/04/2023

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U.S. to invest $20 million in oversight and transparency efforts in regard to Ukraine assistance

The U.S. Agency for International Development, or USAID, will invest $20 million to bolster oversight and transparency efforts in regard to the U.S. budget for Ukraine.

"This new funding, which has been made possible by Congress, will further reinforce oversight and accountability of the Ukrainian government's management of assistance funds that help lay the groundwork for Ukraine's recovery," USAID wrote in a statement.

"USAID has built a comprehensive and robust level of oversight and accountability into this assistance to monitor the use of funds and prevent and counter corruption to ensure funding reaches Ukrainians in need," the agency added.

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18/04/2023

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U.S. will send legal representatives to Kyiv and Hague to help hold Russian forces accountable for war crimes.

U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland met with Ukrainian Prosecutor General Andriy Kostin to discuss joint efforts to hold those responsible for war crimes in Ukraine accountable. The two last met during Garland's surprise trip to Lviv in March.

Garland said the U.S. will send a representative to work as a legal advisor to the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv as well as a prosecutor to the Hague, another measure to hold Russia accountable for crimes committed in Ukraine.

"Russian war criminals who set foot in our country should expect to find themselves before U.S. courts of law," Garland added.

Kostin said last week that his office has registered more than 77,000 incidents of war crimes committed by Russian forces since the Kremlin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

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18/04/2023

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Ukrainian troops launch artillery toward Russian positions on the frontlines in Donetsk region
Ukrainian artillerymen prepare to launch artillery toward Russian positions on the frontline, in Donetsk region.

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Russia’s oil exports rebound to pre-war levels

An oil tanker is moored at the Sheskharis complex, part of Chernomortransneft JSC, a subsidiary of Transneft PJSC, in Novorossiysk, Russia, in 2022. (AP/File Photo)
Russia’s oil exports have bounced back to levels last seen before it invaded Ukraine, despite a barrage of Western sanctions.
Moscow’s exports of crude oil and oil products rose in March to their highest level since April 2020, jumping by 600,000 barrels a day, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said in its monthly oil report Friday. The rise lifted Russia’s estimated revenue from oil exports to $12.7 billion last month.

The revenue is still down 43% from a year ago, the IEA said, as Russia is forced to sell its barrels to a more limited pool of customers who can negotiate greater discounts.

Some background: Western countries have imposed a raft of sanctions on Moscow’s energy exports since President Vladimir Putin ordered his troops into Ukraine in February last year. The most significant is a ban on Russian seaborne crude imports into the European Union and a ban on refined oil products such as diesel into the bloc.
But Russia, the world’s second-largest exporter of crude, has found willing buyers in China and India to replace European customers.

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Russia is interested in ending the Ukraine conflict "as soon as possible," Foreign Minister Lavrov says

Russia is "interested" in ending the conflict in Ukraine "as soon as possible," Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Monday during a news conference with Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira in Brasilia.
Lavrov also thanked his Brazilian colleagues for the "excellent understanding" of the situation in Ukraine, and said Russia is grateful for Brazil's "desire to contribute" to the search for possible solutions.

The Russian foreign minister is also expected to meet with Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva today, according to the Brazilian Foreign Ministry’s schedule published online.

Ukraine has repeatedly said that peace in the conflict will only be achieved if Russia restores the country's borders and Kyiv takes back Crimea.
“Real peace means restoring the internationally recognized borders of Ukraine. Real peace means a safe homeland for the targeted people in the Ukrainian Crimea,” Ukrainain Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said in an address last week to the Black Sea Security Conference in Bucharest.

“I reiterated Brazil’s stance in contributing to a peaceful solution to the conflict, reminding President Lula’s manifestations in seeking the formation of a group of friendly countries to mediate the negotiations between Russia and Ukraine,” Vieira said in a televised press conference.

Vieira also highlighted Brazil’s stance against unilateral sanctions.

“Such measures, in addition to having the approval of the security council of the United Nations, also have a negative impact on the economy all over the world, and in particular in underdeveloped countries, most of whom haven’t fully recovered from the pandemic,” Vieira said.

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