The Russian foreign Ministry again changed the point of view of UN peacekeepers

Now we are talking about the protection of the OSCE mission on the contact line.

Russia again changed position on the UN mission in the Donbas and agreed to place it only on the demarcation line. Also in Russia to calculate the situation after the granting to Ukraine of American lethal weapons. About it reports the UNIAN with reference to the official speaker of the foreign Ministry of Russia Maria Zakharova.

“Now is the autumn of 2017, and we see the word “lethal weapon” used “by the President of the world” almost daily. I think that’s a reason to think the situation is Ukraine. With regard to perceived or not. Of course, to calculate the development of the situation”, – said Zakharov.

She also complained that the President of Ukraine, Petro Poroshenko won the vote with the slogan that he would be “President of the world”, and its main task is to bring peace.

Zakharov believes that for many, the concept of the Minsk agreements becomes something virtual, but in fact it is today’s reality. According to her, the sides should do everything to embrace that course.

“Now the walls of the United Nations developed and studied Russian draft resolution on the participation of the UN peacekeeping forces. A lot of speculation on this subject, a lot of speculation was in the Ukrainian media about the fact that allegedly, the peacekeepers will be placed on all the territory of Donbass”, – she said.

“I would like to remind you of what was going on. This is a very important question. They will be deployed to the frontline, where the OSCE observers in order to ensure their safety. No more and no less. All double arguments are invalid – you’ve got to be very clear”, – said Zakharov.

She noticed that at the moment is working on a draft resolution. There is a Russian offer – the Russian draft resolution and the proposals of other countries to talk about what and when will be on the table of the security Council for a vote until early, she added.

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