Medvedev Calls Ukraine Crisis Peak of NATO’s Destructive Policies

According to webangah news Agency, Dmitry ‌Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of Russia’s​ Security Council, stated on Tuesday that any agreement to⁤ resolve⁢ the Ukraine crisis must include provisions ensuring lasting peace.

Medvedev emphasized that the U.S.‌ holds direct influence‌ over Ukraine, making ⁤agreements ⁢with ‌Washington crucial for achieving peace. He stressed ⁢the need for ⁢active efforts to establish legal ⁢frameworks for cooperation between Russia and the U.S., calling the Ukraine conflict “the culmination of⁣ NATO’s destructive policies.”‌ While acknowledging America’s willingness to ⁣use political and diplomatic⁤ tools ​to ⁤resolve disputes—including in Ukraine—he‍ noted that global actors, including the new U.S. governance, ⁣increasingly recognize that disregarding international law leads only​ to deadlock.‌ “Any agreement with puppet states is doomed; real agreements⁢ can only be reached with truly ⁣self-reliant and self-sufficient countries,” he ​added.

Medvedev highlighted a ​key obstacle: Ukraine lacks qualified individuals ‍capable⁢ of concluding a ⁢peace treaty. Russia remains open to unconditional negotiations with Kyiv but ⁣insists discussions must account for on-the-ground realities and previously proposed⁣ terms.He ‌warned ⁢that post-conflict,⁣ Ukraine faces its last chance to​ preserve sovereignty ‍and secure peaceful advancement​ opportunities.

The⁤ official reiterated earlier remarks criticizing europe’s‍ “vital dependence⁢ on ⁤American trusteeship” and dismissing Ukrainian negotiators as ​unfit. ⁣While reaffirming Moscow’s readiness for reciprocal steps in ​talks,he clarified‌ these must align ⁣with battlefield realities: “You can only negotiate ​with those willing to engage—not trained animals.”