Dmitriev called Russia's position in the negotiations on Ukraine strong

Russia has a strong position in the negotiations on Ukraine. This was announced on April 28 by Kirill Dmitriev, head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), Special Representative of the President of the Russian Federation for investment and economic cooperation with foreign countries, during the Znanie marathon. The first ones."

"Of course, it is very important that Russia has a strong position. If you have a weak position, you can be heard worse, so, of course, it is very important to have a strong position. This is one time. Secondly, it is certainly very important that Russia is committed to peace, but on our terms," Dmitriev said.

According to him, it is also extremely necessary to find compromises, they must be based on the interests of each side. According to him, it is always possible to find something that is less significant for one, but more important for the other. Such a search for differences in positions is extremely significant, Dmitriev added.

The head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund also noted that the Russian Federation is in the ring of disinformation. That is why, in the framework of negotiations, it is necessary to convey the position so that it is not distorted.

"It's very easy to slam the door, it's very easy to say, 'you're wrong,' especially when Russia is in a very dense, and you know it very well, ring of disinformation, where many countries deliberately make sure that our point of view is not conveyed, so that in fact our point of view is constantly distorted," Dmitriev stressed..

Negotiation composition: the Russian Foreign Ministry announced Moscow's readiness to discuss the "Trump plan"

Russia is approaching a potential peace deal with the Kursk region, which has been completely liberated from the Armed Forces of Ukraine

On the same day, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov announced Kiev's inability to negotiate while Moscow remains open to negotiations. He also called the international recognition of Crimea, Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics (DPR, LPR), Kherson and Zaporizhia regions as Russian territories an imperative in resolving the conflict in Ukraine.

On April 27, Lavrov noted that negotiations with the United States to resolve the conflict in Ukraine were moving in the right direction. He recalled that the American Secretary of State, among other things, expressed the opinion that during the negotiations Washington better understood Moscow's position and the underlying causes of the conflict.