The constant forecast by Western countries of dates for a Russian invasion of Ukraine is provocative and may have the opposite effect, he said representative of the Kremlin Dmitry Peshkovas reported today by the Interfax news agency.
The Russian president Vladimir Putin “He does not attach any importance to such statements from the West,” Peshkov told state television network Rossiya 1, adding that Moscow was invoking the logic of its Western partners.
“The fact is that this directly leads to an increase in intensity. And when the intensity escalates to the maximum, as is now the case for example on the line of communication (in eastern Ukraine), then any spark, any contingency or any small-scale premeditated provocations can lead to irreparable consequences. All of this, therefore, is likely to have detrimental effects. The daily exercise of announcements of a date that is estimated to be invades the Russia in Ukraine “It’s a very bad practice,” Peshkov said.
Asked about the current state of Putin’s talks with his Western counterparts, Peshkov “In fact, there is a huge contrast between the hysteria in the media of these countries and the nature of the negotiations,” he said. “Yes, there are questions like ‘according to our information, there are plans for aggression’, but in a very diplomatic way.”
He added that during the talks, Putin conveyed Russia’s concerns. Although their positions differ, the leaders confirm that there is room for further discussion.
“THE Putin has a chance to communicate our concerns. And many leaders disagree with him, either in all or in some. But every time everyone says there is room for negotiation. “And that is probably the most important thing,” Peshkov said.
THE chairman of USA Joe Biden said on Friday that he was convinced that Russian President Vladimir Putin had decided to invade Ukraine and that although there was still room for diplomacy, he expected Russia to invade the country in the coming days.
THE Russia has repeatedly denied that he is preparing an attack against her Of Ukraine.
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