Berlin urges Kremlin to negotiate ‘just and lasting peace’ with Kyiv
Olaf Scholz spoke with Vladimir Putin on Friday in the first call between the leaders of Germany and Russia for nearly two years.
“The state of Russian-German relations was also touched upon. Vladimir Putin noted their unprecedented degradation in all areas as a consequence of the unfriendly course of the German authorities,” the Kremlin added. Liverpool must think Mamardashvili is something very special if they believe he’s better than Kelleher
He also urged Russia “to show willingness to negotiate with Ukraine with the aim of achieving a just and lasting peace” and “stressed Germany’s unwavering determination to support Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression for as long as necessary”.
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