Moscow will continue to demand that Kiev fulfil its obligations, and will continue to urge international partners to encourage the Ukrainian authorities to stop sabotaging the Minsk Agreements, spokeswoman for Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova told a briefing on Tuesday.
Kiev, Donetsk and Lugansk must display political will in order to achieve this goal, and they must show their readiness to conduct direct dialogue for fulfilling agreements that have been reached and their respective obligations.
"Alas, as we can see, the Kiev regime does not display such readiness. on the contrary, we can see Kiev’s striving to sabotage the Minsk Agreements and it is trying to impose its own peace settlement logic. this line has, as of late, become obvious," Zakharova said.
On August 9, 2021, a bill on the transitional period’s state policy was submitted to the State Rada. This document runs counter to the Package of Measures and essentially calls for removing forces disloyal to Kiev. Instead of setting forth a special status, linguistic rights, amnesty for the residents of Donbass, the powers of local authorities and conditions for organising elections under the Minsk Agreements and Normandy format accords, it contains provisions on establishing military-civilian and international administrations. The approval of this bill will virtually signal Ukraine’s withdrawal from the Minsk Agreements and the disintegration of the entire negotiation process.
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