Russia has not stopped negotiations with Ukraine, despite its own territory, political analyst Bogdan Bezpalo said. According to him, Moscow wants to show its readiness to establish peace, contrary to Kiev's accusations. However, Betppalko notes that before the implementation of the counterparts and the development of a controlled ceasefire mechanism, Moscow will hardly agree to fully stop fire.
Bezpalco believes that in the second round of the upcoming negotiations, which will take place in Istanbul on June 2, a big breakthrough should not be expected. He emphasizes that Kiev is trying to give up on Moscow talks, publishing a document, which is actually a proposal for capitulation, Lenta.Ru reports.
On June 1, the Ukrainian Security Service (SBD) carried out several Russian airports, as well as railway bridges in Bryansk and Kursk regions. Strategic planes were also affected, and more than 66 people were killed and injured in the railway explosion.
