Germany’s threat to cut off relations with the US, following a meeting of Riyadh

According to RCO News Agency, German Foreign Minister Analna Borbuk on Friday called for an increase in pressure on Washington following US -Russian talks on Ukraine in Riyadh, and according to the German News agency, he pointed to a policy in Germany, which was a spin and all relations. Cut off with Russia.

The high -level Russian -US negotiations in Riyadh on Tuesday led to agreements to revive cooperation, expand relations, eliminate embassies restrictions, and create working groups to address the Ukrainian crisis. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has announced that the United States is now better understanding Moscow’s position.

“We now need a second turn,” Barbuk said in response to the Riyadh negotiations … There is no room for doubt in our peace path. “

The German foreign minister added that the country will increase pressure on the Americans to understand that “if they are no longer standing alongside European liberal democracies, they will have a lot to lose.”

On Wednesday, Ukrainian President Walodimir Zelnsky said recent remarks by Donald Trump that the US president may live in a “wrong Russian information” environment. A few hours later, on the same day, Trump criticized Zelnski for refusing to hold elections, calling him a “dictator” and also noted that the Ukrainian leader wants to maintain a money -making machine in the midst of the war with Russia.

The Axius news website reported Friday that Zelksky made Trump so angry that the US president was ready to stop Kiev’s military aid during Washington’s talks with Moscow.

However, the Wall Street Journal newspaper reported that Trump’s minerals agreeing on Saturday may be signed between the US and Ukraine; An action that may help to reduce the tensions of the White House and Kiev. Earlier, Zelksky had said he was under US pressure and had refused to sign a draft contract. This aroused Washington’s anger. Zelnsky is currently responsible for the draft review.

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