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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that Russia “truly wants to end the conflict,” stressing that peace is achievable only if the fundamental causes of the war are addressed. Speaking at the 10th Ambassadors’ Roundtable in Moscow, Lavrov criticized Western policies and argued that resolving “root causes” is essential for any long-term settlement.
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00:00Well, we have the political will towards peace.
00:04The President personally, and let me highlight this once again,
00:09talks about his readiness to have a meaningful dialogue,
00:13primarily with the American side,
00:15because it is the one who shows serious intention to achieve results.
00:22And we do want to put an end to the conflict.
00:24Our principal position has not changed.
00:27It is possible to do that.
00:30If we alleviate the root causes of the conflict that are well known to everyone.
00:35The President said openly that we are not harboring any aggressive plans against NATO or the European Union.
00:43We are ready to provide written legal guarantees
00:47on a collective and mutual basis in the context of our approaches.
00:55I repeat that Russia stands by its word and we keep our promises.
01:03As stated by the President, if Europe decides to wage war, we are ready for that right now.
01:14Recently, U.S. Presidential Envoy Steve Witkoff visited Russia and following his meeting with President Putin,
01:23both sides, the Russian and the American side, recognized and readmitted this mutual understanding that was reached in Alaska.
01:33In Alaska, this is a very important result because there was a certain break, a pause after the Anchorage meeting and currently in our contacts with the Americans on the Ukrainian file,
01:45I believe that all the misunderstandings were alleviated and the understandings that were reached in Anchorage are building upon the proposals that President Putin
01:57President Putin was어서 toushką과했습니다.
01:59President Putin was reached in the last two decades later on, but in the last few decades,
02:00trapped in a general manner in June 20, 24, we are talking about principles to resolve the Ukrainian conflict.
02:10I would like to mention Giuseppe Dragoni, chief of the military committee of NATO, and I quote,
02:19We think about acting more aggressively instead of responding.
02:26The alliance, NATO, that is, could consider preemptive strikes as defensive actions.
02:36End of quote.
02:37What's your take on that?
02:39How do you like that?
02:39Are there figures, political activists and military people think about preparing for war with Russia till 2030 or even 2029?
02:57And it is funny that this statement of the Italian commander who says that we need to have preemptive strikes and the prime minister of Italy, Madam Giorgio,
03:09Maloney tried to justify his statements.
03:13She was asked about her take on this matter and she said that these words should be interpreted in a right way in order to prevent a dangerous escalation.
03:25Is there any other way to interpret the words calling directly for preemptive strikes?
03:33Well, I'm sure that everybody understands what we're talking about.
03:39The West is out of despair trying to fuel tension and to keep on fighting.
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