Moscow-Sana
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov stressed that one of the main problems standing in the way of improving relations between Russia and the United States is the false accusations and allegations that the latter has been making against Moscow without any foundations or proofs.
“We do not need to define the red lines for the Americans, and we have long understood and fully understood what our colleagues in Washington are talking about when they use various dialects with multiple meanings, but we do not do the same and do not cross the red lines because we know very well that their allegations do not It has a basis and it is considered one of the biggest problems facing our relationship with them.”
Ryabkov stressed that Russia desires only one thing, which is dialogue on the basis of mutual respect and joint action in any possible field and on the basis of the balanced interests of both parties.
He added: As for our red lines, I think that President Vladimir Putin made them clear to everyone... and the conversation was honest and frank in Geneva about (where do we see the danger in American behavior).
Putin confirmed yesterday his country's readiness for dialogue with the United States as much as it is ready to do so, noting that the summit that brought him together with his American counterpart Joe Biden the day before yesterday in Geneva was held in a generally friendly atmosphere, expressing his hope that the latter will be given the opportunity to work and that the situation of past years in the past will not be repeated. Russian-American relations.
