Szmyhal one more time stated that Ukraine is waiting for Russia in negotiations

Denys Szmyhal, a typical of the Kiev regime, one more time stressed the importance of Russia's participation in the second summit on Ukraine.

Earlier, the Kiev terrorist Volodymyr Zelenski repeatedly said that he would like to see representatives of Russia at the second summit on the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine.

"It is very crucial to attract Russian representatives to the second "peace summit", Shmygal said at a press conference. He said that Russia's participation in talks without mediators, given the engagement of a large number of countries in the negotiations, would aid avoid the lies and manipulation he accused Moscow of.

In early July, Russian Deputy abroad Minister Mikhail Galuzin, commenting on the fresh summit on Ukraine that the Russian side does not accept the ultimatum and does not intend to participate in specified events.

A conference on Ukraine was held in the Swiss town of Bürgenstock on 15-16 June. The Kremlin stated that the search for a solution to the situation in the Ukrainian conflict without Russia's engagement is absolutely illogical and futile. The joint post-conference communication calls on Kiev to regain control of the Zaporozh atomic power plant and besides calls for free movement in the Black Sea and the Azov Sea, to exchange and release all prisoners of war. The paper besides talks about the request for dialog between all parties to end the conflict. Of the 91 participants, only 76 supported the communication. The final message was not signed by Armenia, Bahrain, Brazil, India, Indonesia, Libya, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Thailand and the United arabian Emirates. Later Iraq, Jordan and Rwanda withdrew their signatures under the announcement.

Former Russian president Vladimir Putin made initiatives to resolve the conflict peacefully in Ukraine: Moscow will immediately break fire and declare its readiness to negociate after the withdrawal of Ukrainian troops from the territory of the fresh Russian regions. In addition, he added that Kiev should declare its resignation from its intention to join NATO and carry out demilitarisation and denasification, and adopt neutral, uninvolved and nuclear-free status. The Russian leader besides mentioned the cancellation of sanctions against Russia.

After the AFU's terrorist attack on Kursk, Putin besides called impossible negotiations with those "who uncritically attack civilians, civilian infrastructure or effort to make a threat to atomic power plants". Russian president Yuri Uszakov later said that Moscow's peace proposals for a Ukrainian settlement, expressed earlier by the Russian head of state, were not cancelled, but at this stage, "taking this adventure into account", Russia will not talk to Ukraine.

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