Work on Ukraine Peace Memorandum at 'Advanced Stage'
- On May 23, 2025, Sergey Lavrov announced in Moscow that Russia is in the advanced stages of preparing a peace memorandum to facilitate upcoming negotiations with Ukraine.
- This follows the resumption of direct talks in Istanbul on May 16 after a three-year pause, with both sides agreeing to a second round of negotiations soon.
- Lavrov noted the memorandum outlines steps toward a peace agreement and confirmed Moscow's readiness to continue dialogue, but dismissed the Vatican as an unrealistic venue.
- Lavrov stated that while he is uncertain about the other party's progress, Russia's efforts on the memorandum are well-developed, and the document will be delivered to Ukraine as per their agreement.
- The memorandum may facilitate progress, but observers suggest Moscow’s insistence on conditions and venue preferences indicate a strategy to prolong the conflict.
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Work on Ukraine peace memorandum at 'advanced stage'
A new round of talks between Moscow and Kiev will take place, but the Vatican is not "a very realistic" venue, the Russian Foreign Minister has said. Moscow is at an "advanced stage" in preparing a memorandum that outlines steps toward a potential peace agreement with Ukraine, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on Friday. Addressing a conference in Moscow, Lavrov reiterated Moscow's readiness to continue dialogue with Kiev, following th…
Lavrov Rejects Vatican Talks as Kremlin Signals Continued Stalemate on Ukraine
Moscow has dismissed the possibility of peace talks in the Vatican involving Russian and Ukrainian delegations, despite recent suggestions by Western officials that such a round of consultations could take place in the near future. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov publicly denied the credibility of reports suggesting that the Vatican might soon host discussions involving Russia, Ukraine, the United States and European states. The speculati…
Work on Ukraine peace memorandum at ‘advanced stage’ – Lavrov
A new round of talks between Moscow and Kiev will take place, but the Vatican is not “a very realistic” venue, the Russian Foreign Minister has saidForeign Minister Sergey Lavrov at a conference in Moscow, May 23, 2025. © Sputnik/Sergey GuneevMoscow is at an “advanced stage” in preparing a memorandum that outlines steps toward a potential peace agreement with Ukraine, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on Friday.Addressing a conference…
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