Dmitry Kozak, Deputy Director of the Russian President's Administration, announced that Moscow proposes to Germany and France to discuss armistice issues in eastern Ukraine before April 27.
Kozak expressed - as reported by (Russia Today) news channel today / Friday / - that he hoped to conduct "a constructive, open and honest discussion of draft decisions on the armistice and strategic issues related to the implementation of the Minsk agreements in the near future (no later than April 27)."
He said, "I confirm my proposal regarding the possibility of conducting such negotiations directly in the conflict area (in Donbas) with the participation of representatives of Ukraine and the concerned regions in the Donetsk and Lugansk provinces."
Kozak also accused the Ukrainian side of evasiveness, noting that "all Kiev's efforts are not directed at bringing peace to Donbas, but at evading direct dialogue and any contacts with Donetsk and Lugansk." April 19, Who mentioned any mechanisms capable of guaranteeing a truce in the region?
On the other hand, the spokeswoman for the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, announced today, Friday, that Moscow will take measures against the German media operating in Russia in response to the measures that have been taken against the Russian media in Germany.
It is noteworthy that the German commercial bank "Commerzb" sent, in late February, a written notification to close the accounts of the Russian media, with access to financial transactions that expire as of May 31.
"Yes, we will," Zakharova said, in statements reported by the Russian news agency (Sputnik), in response to a question about whether Moscow intends to take similar measures with regard to the German media operating in Russia.
The spokeswoman added that Moscow will always protect the rights of Russian correspondents and media in case their rights are violated abroad.
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