Lavrov rejects ceasefire proposals and European stabilization plans

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov reportedly dismissed proposed energy, air, maritime and food ceasefires as not aimed at peace, and rejected a plan for international forces in Ukraine. The statements were shared by the Telegram channel ClashReport.

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• Russia's Foreign Minister Lavrov on Ukraine: They call for an energy ceasefire, a food ceasefire, an air ceasefire, a maritime ceasefire. None of this is intended to achieve peace. We have been… (clashreport on Telegram)

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