Serhiy Tsekov, a member of the Committee on International Affairs of the Federation Council, said that "negotiations between Moscow and Kyiv will definitely take place, but their timing depends on the position of Ukrainian partners in the US and European countries." This is reported by rosZMI.
"Negotiations [between Russia and Ukraine], in the end, will definitely take place, but they will be very difficult, very difficult. In my opinion, they will be only when the Europeans and Americans are "ripe" for it. If they continue to provoke the conflict, there will be no negotiations," said the Russian government official.
Currently, according to Tsekov, it is unlikely to get any result from the negotiations, since "Kyiv is in an unacceptable position and demands the return of lost territories and compensations from the Russian Federation."
"We have to remember what started the special military operation. The issue of demilitarization and denazification has not been removed from the agenda," the Russian senator emphasized.
He also noted that "Moscow will not accept the fact of the existence of a Nazi state, which will constantly pose a threat to the Russian Federation."