"Russia should come": the US has excluded negotiations on ceasefire in Ukraine

The Secretary of State Anthony Blinken suggests that Russians can attack again after regrouping their forces. US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken excluded negotiations to cease fire between Ukraine and Russia in the near future. He commented on the situation in an interview with Funke media holding journalists and the French newspaper Ouest-France, reports the German site Tagesschau.

Etony Blinken has recognized that the idea of ​​ceasefire seems to many attractive, but it will not bring a "strong and just world" if it means recognizing Russia with the admiration of the territories of Ukraine. According to the State Secretary, even in this case, the Russians can regroup their troops and later attack. "Russia should come to the moment when it is ready for constructive negotiations," the American politician stressed.

As they wrote the day before, Anthony Blinken stated that Ukraine should be made by Ukraine. He recalled that President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is governed by the country, and it is responsible for making such decisions, but he should take into account the desire of Ukrainians in accordance with the principles of democracy.

The Secretary of State added that the United States support Ukraine's desire to defend its sovereignty and territorial integrity, which also applies to the counter -offensive, which is expected in the near future. On March 28, Anthony Blinken suggested that the PRC proposal to cease fire in Ukraine could be a trap to freeze the conflict. Beijing's initiative was approved by Russian President Vladimir Putin.