Moscow continues dialogue with Washington on Ukraine issues
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The Russian Federation continues to maintain working contacts with the United States of America regarding the situation in Ukraine. This was announced by Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia Sergey Ryabkov. According to the diplomat, the parties are discussing important issues despite the complex geopolitical situation.
In his statement, Ryabkov emphasized that Moscow adheres to a strict confidentiality policy regarding these negotiations. The Russian side does not intend to allow leaks of information about the content of the talks into the public domain. This is necessary to maintain the effectiveness of the diplomatic process.
The Foreign Ministry representative noted that the closed nature of the discussions is standard practice for such contacts. In the context of the current crisis, Moscow considers it important to maintain channels of communication with Washington in order to avoid misunderstandings and potential risks.
At the moment, the details of the topics being discussed by representatives of the two countries remain unknown to the general public. Officials from both sides are refraining from commenting on specific agenda items, limiting themselves only to confirming the very fact that a dialogue is taking place.
Thus, Russia continues to use diplomatic tools to discuss the situation in Ukraine. The further development of these contacts will depend on the readiness of the parties for constructive interaction and compliance with the reached agreements on non-disclosure of information.
Sources: Интерфакс Россия
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