Moscow Speaks: Russia Is Open to Dialogue on Security in the Black Sea
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Russia is open to dialogue on ensuring security in the Black Sea for all countries, but no specific negotiations on bilateral agreements are currently underway, Dmitry Peskov, press secretary of Russian President Vladimir Putin, was quoted as saying by TASS. He was responding to a question about whether bilateral agreements with other countries, including India, Egypt and Turkey, were being considered "Depending on bilateral agreements, we are o…
Russia is open to dialogue on security in the Black Sea but currently is not engaged in any talks on bilateral agreements, Russian Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov said
“It depends, we are open to dialogue with all countries but are not engaged in any concrete talks,” he said answering a question whether Russia is looking at concluding bilateral agreements with other countries, including India, Egypt, and...
Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov said that Moscow is open to dialogue on ensuring security in the Black Sea for all countries, but specific negotiations on bilateral agreements are not yet underway. Russia is ready for a dialogue to ensure security in the Black Sea for all states, but substantive negotiations on bilateral agreements are not underway now, Peskov said, RIA Novosti reports. “Depending on which ones, we are open for dialog…
The Russian Federal Government has announced its readiness to engage in talks aimed at ensuring security in the Black Sea basin. Speaking to reporters in Moscow, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that regional...
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that Russia is open to dialogue with all countries regarding ensuring security in the Black Sea, but that there are currently no concrete negotiations underway.
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plovdiv24.bgRussia is open to dialogue to ensure security in the Black Sea for all countries, but no specific negotiations on bilateral agreements are yet underway.
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