Kremlin: America does not want to negotiate with Russia / Importance of Putin’s interview

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency quoting “Tass” news agency, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov announced in a press conference today that Moscow officials have not yet seen any desire or political will from the United States to negotiate with Russia.

He pointed out that the interview with Tucker Carlson, an American journalist, was not intended to convey the point of view of the Russian side to American officials. He said: “They [US officials] know very well how President Vladimir Putin deals with various issues. What does he do and what kind of thinking does he have? It’s not a matter of knowing, it’s a matter of wanting—the willingness to do something to get on the negotiating path. Of course, we still haven’t seen the necessary political will and willingness to negotiate [in the United States].” are aware, they have received and know very well all the main messages intended by Putin.

According to the Kremlin spokesman, the main point in the interview with Karlsson is that Vladimir’s words Putin will be heard in the West, where the biggest media is owned by Anglo-Saxons.

It’s very difficult for Russia because the world’s media is under its control, he added: “Because the Anglo-Saxons kind of own all the biggest broadcasters, all the big newspapers and mainstream media in the world.” And in this regard, the main point in conducting this interview is to give the people of Western countries a chance to get to know our worldview. And from that point of view, this interview was a very good opportunity.” It’s not from Russia, but it means that people will “at least think about the president’s words.” The current combined war

In other news, it is stated: Russian President Vladimir Putin today, Saturday, in his congratulatory message on the occasion of the Day of Diplomatic Staff, emphasized Kurd said that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia is facing very difficult tasks during the combined war that Western countries are currently waging against the Russian side.

The president said: Considering the modern geopolitical realities, in the context of the combined war against us, the collective efforts of the West to isolate Russia and weaken its security, the officials of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with He faces very difficult and responsible tasks.

Putin also emphasized that the Russian Foreign Ministry should rightfully be proud of its traditions and rich history. According to him, the employees of this ministry and Russian diplomats, despite the difficulties and challenges of work, always defend and defend the interests of the country in the international arena with self-respect.