US President Joe Biden has said that he would be willing to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin “if he really wants to find a way to end the war.”Information Guide Nigeria
When he talked to reporters with French President Emmanuel Macron, he made it clear that Mr. Putin had not done that yet.
The two men made it clear that they would always be against Russia’s war.
In response, the Kremlin said that President Putin was still willing to talk “to make sure our interests are taken care of.”
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However, spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters that Moscow was certainly not ready to accept US conditions: “What did President Biden say in fact? He said that negotiations are possible only after Putin leaves Ukraine.”
He said that the fact that the US does not recognize “new territories” in Ukraine that Russia illegally claimed as its own at the end of September made it harder to find a common ground for talks.JAMB portal
President Macron made it clear that he and Vice President Biden had agreed that they would never ask the Ukrainians to make a deal “that won’t work for them.”
Antonio Tajani, the Italian foreign minister, said on Friday that it was time to work for a fair peace in Ukraine, but that Kyiv had to be independent for that to happen instead of giving up. He told the newspaper La Repubblica, “The Kremlin must now send clear signals instead of bombing the people.”
During a trip to Ukraine, Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, said that there would be no peace until Russia stopped lying about what it was doing there.JAMB Result
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