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The Russian Permanent Representative to the United Nations stressed that Russia opposes stopping the conflict in Ukraine with a partial ceasefire and advocates a comprehensive and long-term solution; Also, Russia, the United States and Ukraine will resume trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi.
Russia Permanentunited nations Representative Vassili Nebenzia was at the UN Security Council that dayukraine In the meeting held on this issue, it was said that Russia does not accept ‘pause’ of the conflict in Ukraine. Such a plan would perpetuate the existing security threats facing Russia and create conditions for the escalation of a new round of conflict. Russia’s position is “unbreakable”.
Nebenzia reported that Ukrainian officials and their “Western patrons” are still trying to replace a comprehensive solution to the Ukrainian crisis with a so-called “ceasefire on energy, food, air and sea”, which is intended to give Ukraine breathing space to recoup its losses, redeploy and prepare for a future resumption of hostilities. He stressed that Russia would not accept this arrangement and that the solution must be “comprehensive, concrete and long-term” and address the root causes of the crisis.
Nebenzia also said that European countries continue to send arms and money to Ukraine, exaggerating the “theory of the Russian threat” and forcing their own people to gradually accept the idea that “war with Russia is inevitable.” He warned that Russia does not want an armed confrontation with Europe, but if European countries start a war, the nature of the confrontation will be “completely different.”
Trilateral talks between Russia, America and Ukraine will be held in Abu Dhabi, the capital of UAE from 10th to 11th. This is the first time in nine months that the three sides have resumed face-to-face consultations since talks were stalled in February this year. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky recently said a ceasefire on energy and critical infrastructure and the resumption of Black Sea grain exports are the focus of talks.
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Nebenzia made it clear that Russia does not accept any kind of “freeze” plan, believing it would continue to exacerbate the security threats Russia faces and could even lay the groundwork for the next round of conflict escalation.
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He pointed out that the so-called ceasefire on energy, food, air and sea could only give Ukraine breathing time to compensate for losses and redeploy before resuming the war, so Russia would not accept it.
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The trilateral talks will be held in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates from 10th to 11th. This is the first face-to-face consultation in nine months. Topics include a ceasefire on energy and critical infrastructure and the resumption of Black Sea food exports.











