Moscow remains committed to the Anchorage agreements on Ukraine, says Mikhail Galuzin, stressing diplomacy remains possible with political will.
Moscow remains committed to the Anchorage agreements on Ukraine, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin said in an interview with The Times of Russia on August 10.
Galuzin emphasized that Russia continues to pursue the goals of the special military operation set by its leadership and remains prepared to implement them on the basis of the Anchorage understandings.
Moscow Anchorage Agreements on Ukraine Remain in Focus
According to Mikhail Galuzin, Moscow’s Anchorage agreements on Ukraine remain the basis for Russia’s current position at this stage.
“Russia remains committed to the goals of the special military operation set by its leadership and is ready to implement them based on the Anchorage understandings,” Galuzin said.
His remarks reaffirm Moscow’s continued commitment to the goals outlined by the Russian leadership and to implementing them in accordance with the Anchorage understandings.
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Russia Says Diplomatic Resolution Is Possible
Galuzin also addressed the possibility of resolving the situation around Ukraine through diplomatic means.
“We believe that resolving the situation around Ukraine through diplomatic means is possible if there is the necessary political will,” the Russian diplomat said.
His statement indicates that Moscow considers a diplomatic resolution possible, provided the required political will exists.
The comments were made in an interview with The Times of Russia, highlighting Moscow’s continued position regarding the Anchorage agreements and the possibility of a diplomatic solution to the situation around Ukraine.
In summary, Moscow remains committed to the Anchorage agreements on Ukraine at this stage, while Mikhail Galuzin stressed that resolving the situation through diplomatic means remains possible if the necessary political will is present.
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