Russia now realizes necessity to change Minsk accords it rejected at Normandy Four meeting – Prystaiko
The Russian side, at the meeting of the leaders of the Normandy Four countries in Paris, categorically rejected the possibility of amendments to the Minsk agreements, in particular, regarding border control checkpoints, but subsequently Moscow realizes the need for changes, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Vadym Prystaiko said.
"But there are certain changes that need to be made to the Minsk agreements, at least chronologically, they should have ended before the end of 2015 and many dates are not true," he said on Inter TV channel on Friday night.
The minister also admitted that the Russian Federation subsequently realizes the need for amendments to the Minsk agreements.
"I think that Russia understands that the requirements recorded in 'Minsk' are not real ... The fact that they are now declaring that "and no maneuvers" is usually an increase in rates before the next round of negotiations," Prystaiko said.
Advertising
Advertising
MORE ABOUT
Operation to seize Russian-flagged tanker Mariner completed – EUCOM
19:04, 07.01.2026
Zelenskyy: Russia snubs ceasefire talks while some partners consider doing the same
15:32, 07.01.2026
U.S. State Dept recommends citizens prepare wills, funeral wishes before traveling to Russia
20:40, 02.01.2026
Zelenskyy: Russia does not want referendum, to find constant excuses to avoid ceasefire
18:27, 30.12.2025
Sybiha: We call on world to condemn Russia's provocative statements aimed at undermining peace process
19:21, 29.12.2025
LATEST
Rada Committee Head Maslov is candidate for Justice Minister, Mudra remains Office Dpty Head
17:12, 10.01.2026
Svyrydenko: Govt instructes to ensure uninterrupted operation of Invincibility Points
17:03, 10.01.2026
Seven 'shadow fleet' vessels evade interdiction in Caribbean Sea in past 24 hours – Pentagon
16:52, 10.01.2026
Trump, Zelenskyy may sign post-war reconstruction deal for Ukraine at Davos economic forum – media
16:28, 10.01.2026
Zelenskyy, Budanov discuss issue of strengthening sanctions policy