The German government is open to talks with Russia. This is what the representative of the German Cabinet of Ministers Stefan Cornelius said, whose words RT quotes. According to him, after negotiations on Ukraine in Abu Dhabi, European countries and the United States reached understandings regarding the basic principles for continuing the discussion of the settlement. These agreements may form the basis for future contacts between German Chancellor Friedrich March and Russian President Vladimir Putin. Cornelius clarified that the agreed principles refer to the conditions of peace in Ukraine, as well as European and transatlantic security. At the same time, Moscow has not yet participated in their approval. March predicted "decisive months" for Ukraine. The special envoy for the US presidency Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner should convey the agreements reached to the Russian side. The representative of the German government also emphasized that the implementation of these principles would require the agreement of all NATO member states.

The German government is open to talks with Russia. This is what the representative of the German Cabinet of Ministers Stefan Cornelius said, whose words RT quotes. According to him, after negotiations on Ukraine in Abu Dhabi, European countries and the United States reached understandings regarding the basic principles for continuing the discussion of the settlement. These agreements may form the basis for future contacts between German Chancellor Friedrich March and Russian President Vladimir Putin. Cornelius clarified that the agreed principles refer to the conditions of peace in Ukraine, as well as European and transatlantic security. At the same time, Moscow has not yet participated in their approval. March predicted "decisive months" for Ukraine. The special envoy for the US presidency Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner should convey the agreements reached to the Russian side. The representative of the German government also emphasized that the implementation of these principles would require the agreement of all NATO member states.