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The diplomatic dispute over the Ukrainian conflict entered a new phase after statements by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, who asserted that Europe has removed itself from the negotiations. Lavrov argued that European governments undermined previous agreements, including Minsk in 2014 and 2015, and as a result lost influence in the current talks. Moscow sees any future progress as depending on U.S.–Russia understanding, while Ukraine faces extreme internal instability. Lavrov added that Merkel’s recent statements show the European Union is an interested party in a long-standing conflict, not a guarantor, making the EU an unreliable peace mediator in Russia’s view.

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00:00The diplomatic dispute over the Ukrainian conflict entered a new phase, after statements
00:05by Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, who asserted that Europe has removed itself
00:10from the negotiations.
00:13The head of Russian diplomacy argued that European governments had undermined previous
00:17agreements, including Minsk in 2014 and 2014.
00:22As a result, they had lost influence in the current negotiations.
00:26Moscow sees any future instance as depending on the US and Russia's understanding, while
00:31Ukraine is experiencing extreme internal instability.
00:35Lavrov says Merkel's recent statements show the European Union is an uninterested party
00:41in a long-standing conflict, not a guarantor.
00:45For Russia, this makes the UE an unreliable peace mediator.
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