Russia Wants Postwar Ukraine Turned Into ‘Buffer Zone,’ Lavrov Says
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Sergei Lavrov says that Russia wants Ukraine to become "a buffer zone after the end of the war and rejects a solution that would maintain the current leadership from Kiev. Statements come as the United States tries to relaunch negotiations between Russia and Ukraine.
Lavrov said that all of Ukraine should become a “buffer zone” for RussiaThe Russian Foreign Minister said that after the war all of Ukraine should become a buffer between Russia and the West. Moscow also rejects conservation of the current government.
Russia has no intention of accepting a post-war order in which the current authorities in Kyiv remain in power, according to statements by Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. The minister also argued that Ukraine should become a buffer zone after the war.
Ukraine could become a "buffer zone" after the end of the war. This was admitted by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Sergei Lavrov. His statement came in response to a question about what guarantees are needed to prevent the resumption of hostilities after 25 years. "Everyone says that Russia needs a "buffer zone". Let Ukraine become this buffer," suggested Moscow's first diplomat. Moscow raises the question of the post-…
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