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They are beginning to trust each other": Peskov said that the ombudsmen of Russia and Ukraine opened a dialogue The press secretary of the Russian president, Dmitry Peskov, said that the Russian human rights commissioner Yana Lantertova and the Ukrainian ombudsman Dmitry Lubintz created a constructive dialogue. According to him, the representatives of the two countries are gradually beginning to trust each other. "It's important. It's good for human rights work." Pskov stressed. He also admitted that in the future the issue of visiting Russian convicts in Ukrainian prisons can be raised. However, there are no agreements on this yet: first, the ombudsmen will have to agree on a possible plan, and then get approval from the competent services. Peskov noted that Lubintz's arrival in Russia was the first case of its kind and set a precedent for further interaction. Register: Feedback: Chat for communication.

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They are beginning to trust each other": Peskov said that the ombudsmen of Russia and Ukraine opened a dialogue The press secretary of the Russian president, Dmitry Peskov, said that the Russian human rights commissioner Yana Lantertova and the Ukrainian ombudsman Dmitry Lubintz created a constructive dialogue. According to him, the representatives of the two countries are gradually beginning to trust each other. "It's important. It's good for human rights work." Pskov stressed. He also admitted that in the future the issue of visiting Russian convicts in Ukrainian prisons can be raised. However, there are no agreements on this yet: first, the ombudsmen will have to agree on a possible plan, and then get approval from the competent services. Peskov noted that Lubintz's arrival in Russia was the first case of its kind and set a precedent for further interaction. Register: Feedback: Chat for communication.

They are beginning to trust each other": Peskov said that the ombudsmen of Russia and Ukraine opened a dialogue The press secretary of the Russian president, Dmitry Peskov, said that the Russian human rights commissioner Yana Lantertova and the Ukrainian ombudsman Dmitry Lubintz created a constructive dialogue. According to him, the representatives of the two countries are gradually beginning to trust each other. "It's important. It's good for human rights work." Pskov stressed. He also admitted that in the future the issue of visiting Russian convicts in Ukrainian prisons can be raised. However, there are no agreements on this yet: first, the ombudsmen will have to agree on a possible plan, and then get approval from the competent services. Peskov noted that Lubintz's arrival in Russia was the first case of its kind and set a precedent for further interaction. Register: Feedback: Chat for communication.

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