Zakharova: Moscow is ready to call Kiev/ We do not agree with ground operations in Gaza

Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Maria Zakharova said Tuesday that Moscow is ready to make contact with Ukraine.

“As it has been said many times, Russia has never negotiated and is ready to continue calling with the Ukrainian side,” Rihanovasta reported. Now, given the contradictory and contradictory measures we have witnessed, the Kiev government is an important moment to decide.

He added that Russia has no hope of Kiev’s common sense and use it, but “hopes that at least the instinct will preserve the remains of government and national sovereignty there.”

Zakharova said that the resumption of peace talks with Russia is “a significant result”, saying that efforts to threaten Russia and pressure it on the West would have the opposite.

A spokesman for the Russian Foreign Ministry said the implementation of the agreements reached at the meeting of the Russian and Ukrainian delegations on May 5 in Istanbul is important and that further measures will be based on the plan.

European and Ukrainian leaders had previously offered a 2 -day -old ceasefire. Russian President Vladimir Putin rejected the proposal and made a proposal to begin peace talks in Türkiye. They had warned of widespread and coordinated sanctions against the United States against Russia if the ceasefire was not implemented.

The Ukrainian and Russian delegations in Istanbul on Friday, May 5, resulted in an agreement on the widespread exchange of prisoners of war and the exchange of proposals for ceasefire and peace.

Western sanctions against Russia

A spokesman for the Russian Foreign Ministry in response to Ukrainian and European officials’ statements about the escalation of sanctions on Russia also stressed that Moscow had never responded to ultimatum.

“We are certain that the US government is sure to undermine Moscow,” he said of the possible increase in Russian sanctions.

Claim to intervene in the Romanian elections

Zakharova said of Bucharest’s claim against Russia to intervene in the Romanian election process: “Bucharest’s leading leaders’ efforts to attribute their great mistakes to Russia are not only baseless but really ridiculous.” They have repeated the allegations many times.

“It is in vain to talk about the prospect of breaking the deadlock in Romania and Russia despite the behavior of Romanian officials,” he said.

Gaza Crisis

A Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman said Moscow does not agree with Israeli officials’ decision to launch a massive ground operation in the Gaza Strip.

“Naturally, the Israeli authorities are disappointing to us because it will undoubtedly lead to increased casualties of civilians and further destruction,” he said.

According to Zakharova, Moscow has repeatedly stated that the only way to normalize Gaza is to solve the conflict with political and diplomatic methods.

A spokesman for the Russian Foreign Ministry said: “It is necessary to establish a complete ceasefire and resume humanitarian aid to residents.” These measures help to create conditions for the resumption of the political process, a trend that aims to achieve a fair and sustainable solution to the Palestinian issue and is based on the framework of international law.

He added that Russia is actively working with its partners and co -workers, both at the bilateral and international contexts, especially at the United Nations, to achieve these goals.

Reports indicate that on May 9, Zionist air and artillery attacks on different areas of the Gaza Strip resulted in the testimony of at least five people.

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