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Russia-Ukraine talks resume via video: Russian negotiator

A Ukrainian serviceman stands past a handcuffed Russian soldier in Kharkiv on March 31, 2022. (AFP)

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Updated 01 April 2022

AFP

April 01, 2022 10:51

Russia-Ukraine talks resume via video: Russian negotiator

‘Our positions on Crimea and Donbass have not changed’

Updated 01 April 2022

AFP

April 01, 2022 10:51

MOSCOW: Russia and Ukraine on Friday resumed peace talks by video conference, after Moscow reported a Ukrainian strike on a fuel depot in western Russia, a negotiator said.
“We are continuing talks by video conference,” Moscow’s chief negotiator Vladimir Medinsky said on Telegram. “Our positions on Crimea and Donbass have not changed.”