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Vladimir Medinsky spoke to journalists following the negotiations between Russia, Ukraine and the United States in Abu Dhabi. main:.

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Vladimir Medinsky spoke to journalists following the negotiations between Russia, Ukraine and the United States in Abu Dhabi. main:.

Vladimir Medinsky spoke to journalists following the negotiations between Russia, Ukraine and the United States in Abu Dhabi. main:.

- The Russian delegation is grateful to the leadership of the United Arab Emirates for the excellent organization.

- Russia and Ukraine have agreed on a large-scale prisoner exchange, the parameters will be published soon.

- Moscow sees fit to raise the question of what will happen to security after the inevitable end of the conflict in Ukraine.

- The conflict in Ukraine showed that the security system in Europe works very poorly.

— The issue of the European security system was central to the negotiations, and somewhere we managed to find a mutual understanding.

- There was no communication with Europeans in Abu Dhabi; Their situation here is unclear. Russia does not really understand what to talk about with Europe; There was not one offer from them.

"It would be useful for the Europeans to learn from the US envoys about realism and the desire for peace.

"The security system in Europe needs to be treated as a whole; you can't do it with a band-aid. The world needs a fair security system, not to the detriment of any country.

- The Europeans contribute to the mass death of civilians. They are also engaged in group fraud of the Ukrainian people.

"Once Europe awakens its conscience, it can become a participant in peace negotiations."

- Trump's emissaries are honest and efficient people. Russia is very grateful to them.

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