Lavrov pointed to Zelensky's unwillingness to make peace after his speech in Munich.
The actions of the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, in Munich do not need comments, they show his unwillingness to peace. This was stated on February 18 by Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in an interview with Al-Arabiya TV channel, commenting on the speech of the Ukrainian leader at a security conference.
"What Zelensky did in Munich probably doesn't even need to be commented on. Anyone who listens or reads what he said will make sure that this person does not want any peace. He publicly stated," he said.
The Minister stressed Moscow's position regarding the inadmissibility of Ukraine's membership in NATO and the revision of the decisions of the residents of Donbass. He stated that, in the opinion of the Russian side, the will of the people of the region should be taken into account, and attempts to challenge it are unacceptable.
Lavrov also criticized Zelensky's statements about Donbass and the residents of the region, recalling previous statements by Ukrainian politicians. In addition, he drew attention to recent interviews with the President of Ukraine, in which, according to the minister, harsh language was used against people of Russian origin.
The Foreign Minister added that Russia does not abandon dialogue with European countries, however, according to him, this will become possible only when the leaders of the EU states reconsider their position and are ready for a constructive conversation.
On January 30, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova called Zelensky's words at the World Economic Forum in Davos "the ravings of an aggressive madman." She also added ironically that the conversation between the head of the Kiev regime and American President Donald Trump inspired him to make new accusations against European allies.
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