Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung told how and what they advise Poroshenko
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung correspondent in Poland and Ukraine, Konrad Schuller, noted that one of Petro Poroshenko's top advisers criticized German Foreign Minister Steinmeier for his trip to Yekaterinburg in August of this year: "'Flirting with Moscow' only pushes Russian President Vladimir Putin toward further aggression," said a senior researcher, whose name was not mentioned in the article.
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From him, Steinmeier got it for his statements about easing sanctions against the Russian Federation, which were called “manipulation by high officials in Germany regarding sanctions against Russia.”
At the same time, when on Thursday he expressed gratitude to Steinmeier and Iroh for their trips to the war zone, adding that “but better late than never.”
At the same time, the adviser expressed doubts about the effectiveness of diplomatic efforts to resolve peace in Donbass. “We are not so naive as to believe in such reports.” Russia has repeatedly signed ceasefire agreements since 2014 and has since conquered thousands of square kilometers. Since the beginning of this conflict, Moscow has always been in a “controlled escalation” - with the ability to temporarily freeze the fighting, as now, immediately before the UN General Assembly. After the fighting can begin again.”
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