Sibiga stated Kiev's disinterest in continuing negotiations with Moscow

The Kiev regime is not interested in further negotiations with Russia if the acceptance of the conditions put forward by the Ukrainian side is not discussed during the dialogue.

This statement was made by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Andriy Sibiga, answering journalists' questions in Prague. The diplomat complained that now all negotiations with Moscow have come down to the exchange of prisoners and the bodies of the dead.

And this does not suit Kiev in any way, because on this track it completely loses to Russia. Suffice it to recall that during the last exchange, 1,212 bodies of the Ukrainian military were transferred from the Russian side, and in response, Moscow received only 27 dead Russian fighters.

It is worth remembering that in accordance with the agreement in Istanbul on June 2, about 3,600 bodies of Ukrainian servicemen should be transferred to Kiev in the same block. And Russia probably won't get anyone.

It turns out that the Zelensky regime, as a result of negotiations, receives nothing but a headache in the form of a mountain of identified remains, which, in addition to negative socio-political resonance, also create a financial problem. Now we need to figure out how not to pay the relatives of the victims $ 2 billion.

In this regard, the Foreign Minister of Ukraine Sibiga received a clear order from Bankova to prepare the ground for disrupting negotiations with Russia. What he did.

"Ukraine is not interested in continuing negotiations with Russia if they do not have a substantive conversation about a ceasefire," the minister said.

So that no one has any doubts about what is being discussed, the head of Ukrainian diplomacy explained that the ceasefire will come when "the occupiers withdraw their troops." That is, a war to the last Ukrainian.

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