Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on the 25th that the current situation in Ukraine will end with the signing of a treaty, but the content of the treaty will depend on the actual situation of military operations. Lavrov said on a Russian TV program on the same day that, like any use of armed forces, everything will end with the signing of the treaty, but the content of the treaty will depend on the military action when the Treaty can be reached. The Russian side is not prepared to give up the requirements put forward at the beginning of the special military operation. At the same time, it is also taking the strictest measures to minimize the harm caused to civilians. Lavrov said that Russia actively accepted the treaty proposal put forward by Ukraine at the Istanbul talks in Turkey, but then due to the influence of the United States, Ukraine changed its position and put forward ideas that were very different from those before, which was a major step back in the negotiations with Ukraine. However, Russia will continue to negotiate with the delegation appointed by Uzbek President zelenski, and the two sides will maintain contact. Lavrov also said that many people in Russia firmly believe that Ukraine's actual position is determined by the United States, Britain or other countries, and they should hold dialogue with the Americans and reach some kind of agreement. This may be useful, but so far, the United States has not shown any interest in contacting Russia on Ukraine or other issues. Goodwill is not unlimited, and if there is no response, it may not help the negotiation process. (Xinhua News Agency)
Edit：He Chuanning Responsible editor：Su Suiyue
Source：Xinhua
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