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Russian Foreign Minister says he is ready to resume negotiations with Ukraine at any time
2026-07-05 source:CCTV News

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov said on the 23rd local time that Russia is ready to resume negotiations with Ukraine from where they left off, and pointed out that the terms of the conflict resolution had been discussed and agreed upon in Anchorage nearly a year ago.But he believes that consensus has been set aside to buy Ukraine time to rearm.

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Ryabkov pointed out on the same day that Washington's position has recently shown signs of deviating from the Anchorage Consensus, but Russia's position has not changed, and the dialogue between Russia and the United States on the Ukrainian issue has not been interrupted and will continue.(Headquarters reporter Hao Wei)



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