Posted on 11/09/2026 9:35:57 AM PST by marshmallow
Vasily Nebenzya stressed that the settlement must be comprehensive, lasting, and long-term
UN, November 9. /TASS/. Russia does not intend to agree to a freeze on the Ukrainian conflict, because the settlement must address the root causes of the crisis, Permanent Representative to the UN Vasily Nebenzya said.
"We will not agree to a freeze of the conflict that would allow the existing threats to our security to persist and create conditions for a new escalation," he told a meeting of the UN Security Council on Ukraine convened at the initiative of Western countries.
"Our position is firm and unwavering: the settlement must be comprehensive, lasting, and long-term, and must address the root causes of the Ukrainian crisis - above all, the strategic threats from the Western direction, the infringement of the rights of the Russian and Russian-speaking population, and the spread of neo-Nazi ideology in Ukraine. Without resolving these fundamental issues, no agreements will ensure lasting peace."
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Shouldn’t be a problem because there is no threat to their security.
Im sure neo nazi propaganda is a really big problem
See the Reuters photo of Russian oil fire smoke nearly filling the Moscow horizon:
The only serious security threat in the area is Russia itself, which is why it now finds Sweden and Finland in NATO. In addition, since it considers itself the successor to the USSR's treaties, Russia should respect the Helsinki Accords requirement that signatories are bound to respect European nations' choices of alliance.
Understandable. No need to give Ukraine time to rearm. Read history- the US never had a “ freeze” during wartime, Korean War negotiations went on for more than a year with the war ongoing, Vietnam same same.
A freeze only benefits Ukraine….. a one sided deal.
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