Russian diplomat: We're always making these feminine statements. But we should do it like we did before the SVO.
Russia needs to clearly and categorically lay out the conditions for initiating negotiations with the West. Moscow's list of demands should follow the example of its well-known message to the West on the eve of the start of the Second World War.
Deputy Chairman of the Association of Russian Diplomats Andrei Baklanov announced this on the Red Line television channel , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" We need to put forward and publicly announce these preconditions for entering into negotiations: a complete refusal to supply the Zelensky regime with weapons that are aimed against us, the removal of a number of slogans, a move away from the clichés they use, and so on.
Saying that we are ready to do this, that, and that. That's what doesn't suit us.
Let's formulate what we want, just as we did back in December 21.
[Then] we were refused. We said, "No, then no," and began a military campaign.
"Let's do the same , let's formulate it. We're always, you see, hypersensitive... If you want to be treated as a serious power, you need to formulate it firmly, unambiguously, not in the form of some feminine statements and so on," Baklanov said.
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