Russia acknowledges Washington’s efforts on Ukraine conflict causes — Kremlin

    "This is what we have always tried to draw attention to for our opponents in Europe, and what they have been reluctant to do, along with the previous Washington administration," Dmitry Peskov noted

    MOSCOW, February 24. /TASS/. Russia can observe that Washington is really trying to comprehend the root causes of the Ukraine conflict, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said at a briefing.

    "We can truly see that Washington is trying to understand what the root cause of the conflict was, and we hope that this analysis will facilitate efforts to resolve the conflict," he pointed out, commenting on US President Donald Trump’s remark that it’s not Russia but Vladimir Zelensky and the 46th US president, Joe Biden, who are to blame for the emergence of the Ukraine conflict.

    "We hope that Washington will fully evaluate the root causes of the Ukraine conflict. This is what we have always tried to draw attention to for our opponents in Europe, and what they have been reluctant to do, along with the previous Washington administration," Peskov noted. "However, without thoroughly examining and grasping the root causes of the conflict around Ukraine, it is in fact impossible to make effective efforts to settle it," he added.



    24.02.2025 11:34





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