All parties want to achieve peace in Ukraine and seek to achieve it, said the adviser to the Russian presidency Yuriy Ushkov in an interview he gave to the Kommersant newspaper. At the same time, he noted that this is not the first time that the impression arises that the crisis can be resolved soon. "It's just that I think the Europeans started to get angry at this point. And that means a lot. "Like the attitude of the Americans, which we shared the last time we spoke with them in St. Petersburg, regarding the need to 'get things back on track', says a lot," he added.

All parties want to achieve peace in Ukraine and seek to achieve it, said the adviser to the Russian presidency Yuriy Ushkov in an interview he gave to the Kommersant newspaper. At the same time, he noted that this is not the first time that the impression arises that the crisis can be resolved soon. "It's just that I think the Europeans started to get angry at this point. And that means a lot. "Like the attitude of the Americans, which we shared the last time we spoke with them in St. Petersburg, regarding the need to 'get things back on track', says a lot," he added.