Russian President quoted BRICS members and said leaders participate in “noble mission” when seeking end of the Ukraine war
The president of, Vladimir Putin, said he was grateful to (PT) for promoting “Efforts for peace ”. The speech was given During a meeting with journalists held on Thursday (13.mar.2025).
Putin also thanked other leaders of, citing, and. Stated that everyone seeks a “noble”In being part of the conversations about the end of the war.
“We have our own questions today, but many leaders from countries, the President of the Popular Republic of China, the Prime Minister of India, the presidents of Brazil and South Africa are dealing with this issue, devoting a long time to it. We are all grateful to them for this, because this activity aims to achieve a noble mission, the ceasing of hostilities and human losses”Said Russian President, accompanied by Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko.
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🇷🇺🇧🇷 Thanks for efforts for peace in Ukraine
During a press conference on Thursday, the Russian President expressed his thanks for the efforts of Global South Leaders for peace.
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In addition to the BRICS members, Putin also cited the president of the (Republican Party), “for paying so much attention to resolution in Ukraine”. The Russian President declared by Americans, but that the agreement should bring a “lasting peaceAnd that there are many “questions”To be resolved about the proposal.
“We agree with the proposals for cessation of hostilities, but we believe that [a trégua] must lead to peace in the long run and eradicate the causes of the initial crisis […]. In principle, we agree with the 30 -day truce, but many technical issues still need to be clarified”Putin said.
The Russian said that the ceasefire proposed by the US should “Remove the original causes of the crisisThat led to war in 2022. According to Putin, the agreement also does not address the costs of the truce.
He also stressed the difficulty in monitoring the extensive frontier between Russia and Ukraine. “Who will determine where and who violated a possible 2,000-kilometer ceasefire agreement?”He said.
The Russian leader also questioned how the agreement would solve hostilities in Kursk, and that Putin “release”.
“If we agree with a 30 -day truce, all there [em Kursk] Will they leave without fighting? Should we let them leave after they committed mass crimes against civilians? Or will Ukrainian leadership order them to testify their weapons and simply income? This remains unansweredPutin said by indicating that the ceasefire does not propose resolutions for conflicts in Kursk.
