Ukraine-Russia, Kuleba: “It’s hard to think about negotiations after Bucha and Kramatorsk”

After the atrocities committed in Bucha and the attack on Kramatorsk it is “extremely difficult” to think of a resumption of negotiations with Russia. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba, interviewed by Nbc, said: “It is extremely difficult to even think of sitting with people who commit and find excuses for all these atrocities and war crimes, which have inflicted such horrendous damage on Ukraine. “. “But I understand one thing: if sitting with the Russians will help me prevent even one massacre, such as the one in Bucha or another attack on Kramatorsk, I will take advantage of this opportunity,” added the chief of diplomacy in Kiev. “Now them. they have another plan, but we have ours, “Kuleba answered when asked about the appointment of a new Russian commander for war operations, General Alexander Dvornikov. Moscow’s initial plan for the invasion of Ukraine “has failed”, reiterated the head of diplomacy in Kiev, interviewed by NBC, and “history will demonstrate the plan of who will win”. “Whatever Russia is planning to do – added Kuleba – we have our strategy and this strategy is based on the assumption, on the confidence that we will win this war and free our territories”.