We understand her legitimate concern of Turkey on the security situation on the border with Syria, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov emphasized on Thursday.

The new head of Syria (Ahmed al-Sara – Mohammed al-Golani) described the relations with Russia as “long-term and strategic”, Lavrov emphasized that we share this assessment.

Kremlin foreign policy aide Yuri Usakov said on Monday that Russia is in contact with Syria’s new government both diplomatically and militarily.

It is noted that Russia wanted to be close to the Kurds, so that it does not appear that it is in Syria only to support the Assad regime, but to be able to invoke a mediating role.

Ukrainian

“We need final legal agreements which will determine all the conditions for ensuring the security of the Russian Federation” said Sergey Lavrov about the Ukrainian.

Russia sees no point in a “weak” ceasefire to freeze the war in Ukraine, but Moscow wants a legally binding agreement for a lasting peace that would ensure the security of both Russia and its neighbours, the Russian Foreign Minister for Ukrainian.

“A truce is a road to nowhere”Lavrov said, adding that Moscow suspects that such a weak truce will simply be used by the West to rearm Ukraine. “We need final legal agreements that will determine all the conditions for ensuring the security of the Russian Federation and, of course, the legitimate security interests of our neighbors,” Lavrov said. He added that Moscow wants the legal documents to be drafted in such a way as to ensure “the impossibility of violating these agreements”.

The Ukraine must hold elections if he wants a legitimate president, Lavrov added.

Russia is hearing messages from Trump’s team about its interest in resuming dialogue, which is “logical and normal,” the Russian official noted. “The first step to restore contacts with the Russian Federation should be taken by the United States, which broke them off after the start of the “special operation”,” the head of Russian diplomacy clarified.