Lavrov voiced the Kremlin conditions for the end of the war in Ukraine (video)

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Sergey Lavrov reported that recognition of territories on the front line of Moscow is not enough. The events in Bucha, according to him, could be nonsense. The Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov commented on the reasons why the aggressor country was opening the war in Ukraine and voiced the Kremlin's conditions for its completion.

This was known with an interview published by the American journalist, such as Karslon on the social network X (formerly Twitter) on December 6. The official stated that Ukraine would not have lost Crimea if an agreement was signed during the Dignity Revolution. According to him, Moscow only demanded an agreement between the President and the opposition.

"The agreement was not signed, and we demanded the implementation of this agreement, they were absolutely impatient and aggressive," Lavrova said. According to him, when Crimea was annexed, "no one in the West raised your cries. " However, attention was focused on the Donbass. The Minister mentioned the nonsense of Istanbul, who were allegedly torn due to the desire of the then Prime Minister Boris Johnson to continue the war.

In this context, he addressed the events in Bucha, calling into question the tragedy. "The truth or nonsense has spinned all the media with the condemnation of Russia, is not interested in any of the UN officials, UN officials, and now even journalists," Lavrov assured. He explained that the basis of the Kremlin's position on the end of the war remains the principles discussed in Istanbul and were rejected by the Ukrainian delegation.