Miroshnik said that Kiev and the EU are trying to confuse the settlement with fakes.

Ukraine and the European Union are trying to confuse the settlement process as much as possible with the help of fakes and manipulations. This was stated on December 11 by the Ambassador-at-large of the Russian Foreign Ministry for crimes of the Kiev regime Rodion Miroshnik.

"They strive not to leave a single window for common sense to leak out, to fill it as much as possible with some kind of fake or manipulative messages that will simply confuse any sane person who is trying to figure out this story," TASS quoted Miroshnik as saying.

The ambassador called the perversion of the pragmatic approaches of US President Donald Trump one of the purposes of creating fakes about the negotiations on Ukraine. The activities of a huge number of "offices of both European and Ukrainian origin" are aimed at generating such false information, Miroshnik added.

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