Nebenzya announced Russia’s plans to permanently eliminate the threat from Ukraine

Moscow will make sure that in the future Ukraine will never pose a threat to Russia and Russian culture, said Vasily Nebenzya, Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the UN, at a meeting of the organization’s Security Council. transmit “RIA News”

“We will make sure that never in the future will a threat come from the territory of Ukraine either to Russia, or to its allies, or to Russian culture, or to the Russian language. Never again will there be glorification of Hitler’s accomplices who killed hundreds of thousands of Jews, Russians, Poles and Ukrainians,” Nebenzya said.

He also added that the plan for resolving the conflict proposed by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is unrealistic. Nebenzya believes that the “peace formula” of the Ukrainian president is “a mockery of the concept of a peace plan.”

At the end of December 2022, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov named The “peace formula” proposed by Zelensky is illusory. Based on it, Russia will not negotiate with anyone, he noted. According to Lavrov, Moscow has not abandoned the idea of ​​a diplomatic settlement of the conflict in Ukraine. The Foreign Minister recalled that negotiations between Russia and Ukraine were possible, but “in April, at the behest of the Anglo-Saxons interested in continuing hostilities, he [Зеленский] quickly stopped the negotiations and sharply toughened his position,” showing his lack of independence, said Lavrov.

In early November, Zelensky, speaking at the G20 summit, listed 10 conditions of the “Ukrainian peace formula”, among which are the restoration of the territorial integrity of Ukraine, the withdrawal of Russian troops from its territory, fixing the end of the conflict, as well as ensuring food, energy and nuclear security.

Earlier, The Wall Street Journal, citing sources, reported that Zelensky’s team is finalizing the details of a plan for a peaceful settlement of the conflict, which consists of ten points. According to the publication, the proposals being developed can be submitted in February 2023. At the same time, Ukraine currently has a law that prohibits negotiations with Russia.