🇷🇺 Kremlin Accuses Europe of Escalation ⚔️ | Talks With Kiev at Risk 🕊️ | Forbidden News - video Dailymotion

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The Kremlin claims that European powers, including 🇬🇧 London and 🇪🇺 Brussels, are attempting to prolong the Ukraine conflict through military pressure rather than diplomacy. 🛑 As Moscow and Kiev prepare for direct peace talks, new Western threats and demands may jeopardize the process. Will negotiations survive this political storm? ⚠️🕊️  #RussiaUkraine #Kremlin #UkraineConflict #PeaceTalks #EUPolitics #UKForeignPolicy #Brussels #Moscow #Kiev #UkraineWar #Geopolitics #MilitaryTensions #EuropeanUnion #NATO #DiplomacyCrisis #Putin #Zelensky #RussiaNews #GlobalPolitics #CeasefireNegotiations

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00:00Europe is focused on arming Ukraine instead of a diplomatic solution.

00:05That's the view from the Kremlin.

00:07The Russian president's spokesperson stressed that the approach by Brussels and London clashes sharply

00:13with peacemaking efforts pursued by Moscow and Washington.

00:18Since Europe is completely on the side of Ukraine,

00:22there is no way it can have an unbiased approach, a balanced one.

00:26Its approach is the opposite.

00:28It is rather pro-military, aimed at continuing the war,

00:32and stands in stark contrast to the approach that is being demonstrated in Moscow or Washington.

00:41Meanwhile, EU leaders are demanding an unconditional ceasefire for Ukraine

00:46while threatening Moscow with new sanctions.

00:49The German government's spokesperson has warned that, quote, the clock is ticking.

00:53In response, Vladimir Putin says Russia's economy remains resilient.

00:58Despite all the sanctions already in place,

01:01while adding that the EU is in fact only harming itself with the restrictions.

01:06Moscow says it's ready to hold direct talks with Kiev and Istanbul this coming Thursday,

01:10as proposed by President Putin.

01:13Zelensky, however, has set several preconditions,

01:16despite Russia's opposition to any such terms.

01:19Well, earlier I discussed the unfolding situation with the former United Nations deputy secretary-general,

01:26Sergey or John Kydze.

01:28He explained to me how Zelensky's demand for Putin to meet him in Istanbul is simply unrealistic.

01:34Different talks are organized in a different manner.

01:39It takes different timing to organize, but it depends on many things.

01:48How pressing, for example, the need to meet the other side.

01:54How pressing is to stop the bloodshed.

01:57How, and, of course, many things depend on whether the two sides have made a homework

02:11for the leaders or those who be representing their countries to agree on something.

02:20Because once you meet a person, let's say, president, prime minister,

02:27you don't start negotiations from zero.

02:31You don't start.

02:32You expect that homework has been done before.

02:39Usually it may take months, it can take years.

02:46It depends, again, as I put it, depends on the pressing character of the problem.

02:55If you trust the opponent who you negotiate with,

03:02you can expect that your agreement will be fulfilled, will be implemented.

03:11But the problem with Ukraine is that I wouldn't trust in the penny.

03:18No, no.

03:20And we have an experience on that.

03:22Yeah.

03:23So, obviously, we need a country that would act like a guarantee,

03:34guarantor, guarantor of the agreement, possible agreement, if any, at all.

03:41I'm not very optimistic about the implementation of any agreement on the Ukrainian side.

03:50Because of different things, because of their regime, that's it.

03:54And because their leader is acting like a showman.

04:04He's demanding direct talks with Vladimir Putin now.

04:07He's upped the ante.

04:08I mean, how likely, how realistic is that for Vladimir Putin to go and meet face-to-face

04:14with Vladimir Zelensky without any other Russian delegation?

04:18That's what Zelensky is demanding.

04:20Is that realistic?

04:21No.

04:22I don't think so.

04:23I don't think so.

04:24Diplomatic experience shows that, as I put it, you have to trust the opponent

04:32in the sense that you trust that he will implement his part of the deal.

04:40And once you have such an awful experience, when the deal is there, like in this agreement,

04:48and there is no implementation at all.

04:50Yeah.

04:51That, of course, make me feel very cautious.

04:57I don't think so.

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