The Kremlin rejected the proposal for France's mediation in the settlement of war against Ukraine

Moscow considers the official Paris as a "side of conflict in Ukraine". Russia excludes, as noted by the Presidential President Dmitry Peskov, the mediation of France in the settlement of war. This was reported by the Russian edition of RBC. The Kremlin excludes the possibility of French representatives because they consider official Paris as a party to the conflict. It is for this reason that Moscow does not see Europeans as a mediator in the settlement of war.

"So it's hard to imagine intermediary efforts," Peskov said. On April 6, a Kremlin representative called "inevitable" fighting against the Ukrainian people. According to him, there are no prerequisites for peaceful settlement between the Russian Federation and Ukraine, so the Russian war against the Ukrainian people will continue. According to him, China could potentially mediate in the negotiation process, but "in the case of Ukraine is difficult.

" At the end of March, Peskov called negotiations with Ukraine, since the Russian Federation, according to him, "reaches the goals of the military. " The Kremlin speaker added that for Moscow, the main thing is that Kiev fulfills its conditions and ensure "safety" for annexed regions of Ukraine and "Russia in a broader context". He stressed that the Russian troops would continue to fulfill the tasks set by the Kremlin head Vladimir Putin.

According to Peskov, now the Russian Federation is in the broad sense of the word with the West and "it is long". He did not answer the question of how much the invasion of the Russian army could continue into the territory of Ukraine. According to Sky News journalists on April 6, French President Emmanuel Macron went to Beijing, where China's leader Xi Jinping was asked to put pressure on the head of the Kremlin Vladimir Putin. It will seem to end the war in Ukraine.