Moscow: Macron has not requested a telephone conversation with Putin
reported by Mehr News Agency Citing Sputnik, the spokesman of the Kremlin Palace, “Dmitry Peskov”, in response to the question whether French President Emmanuel Macron requested a telephone conversation with Vladimir Putin, declared that “No, there was no such request.”
Yesterday, the Russian and German media announced that the Russian president and the German chancellor had a telephone conversation for the first time in two years.
The German government announced that the chancellor of this country, Olaf Schultz, emphasized the need to end the conflict in Ukraine in a telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
According to the claim of the German government, in this conversation, Schultz asked Russia to negotiate with Ukraine to establish a just and lasting peace.
According to the German government report, the chancellor of this country told Putin that his country will continue to support Ukraine as long as necessary.
The president of Ukraine and the spokesman of the Kremlin reacted to the first telephone conversation between the president of Russia and the chancellor of Germany after two years.
According to media reports, Volodymyr Zelenskiy said in a phone call with Olaf Schultz after his phone conversation with Vladimir Putin: Isolating Putin is necessary to defeat him, and contacting him will not achieve such a goal. Putin is trying hard to get out of isolation and contacting him will reduce his isolation.
Zelensky added: There will be no new Minsk agreement and we want a just peace.
The spokesman of the German government announced that Schultz had called Zelensky before calling Putin.
Ryanovsti news agency also reported that Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said about the telephone conversation between Putin and Schultz: The conversation between Putin and Schultz was initiated by the German side and its importance lies in this matter.
He added: Russia’s readiness to negotiate with Ukraine has been repeated many times by Putin. Putin discussed with Schulz the details of our vision of what is happening and possible prospects for the development of the situation.
Pskov clarified: The conversation between Putin and Shultz was detailed and frank, especially about the situation in Ukraine, but it cannot be said that the views are the same. In the conversation with Putin, Schultz repeated his specific position, a position that Europe repeats regularly like a slogan.
Kremlin spokesman noted: There are deep differences, but the spirit of dialogue is very positive.
