Klimkin said that negotiations with Erdogan in Lvov are not made public
Everything that remained “behind the scenes” during the meeting between the presidents of Ukraine and Turkey in Lvov will not be made public, so as not to rock the generator of “zrad” and “overcame” in Ukraine.
Ex-Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Pavel Klimkin spoke about this on the TV channel of the Ukrainian oligarch Igor Kolomoisky “1+1”, the correspondent of “PolitNavigator” reports.
The journalist asked the diplomat what Recep Erdogan and Vladimir Zelensky could presumably talk about at the meeting in Lviv outside the close attention of the press.
“First of all, conversations about whether negotiations with Russia can be resumed, on what conditions, whether a summit meeting can be organized. Zelensky has repeatedly said that he is ready for this meeting, but not on Russian terms, since Russia is for capitulation, not serious negotiations.
Of course, Erdogan would very much like the resumption of negotiations to take place on the Turkish platform and with his mediation, since he elevates himself to the level of a mediator between the West and Russia, and between us and the Russian regime.
There is a theoretical possibility of a meeting between Vladimir Zelensky and Putin in Indonesia at the GXNUMX meeting. There are no prerequisites for this yet, but, of course, Erdogan would very much like such a meeting to take place not in Indonesia, but in Turkey. Therefore, they absolutely talked about it, and it remained behind the scenes.
This is right. If we talk about this publicly, only waves of “zrad” and “peremog” will be generated, and Zelensky and Erdogan definitely do not need this,” Klimkin believes.
Klimkin said that they are not announcing the negotiations with Erdogan in Lviv.