Kuleba foresees louder calls for peace negotiations with Russia this fall
Kuleba predicts a difficult autumn for Ukrainian diplomacy (Photo:МЗС / Facebook)
Many countries of the world will advocate more strongly for peace talks with Russia this fall, Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said during an Instagram interview with a journalist Vadym Karpiak on Aug. 11.
"I warn everyone: a hard political season awaits for us," Kuleba said.
"We'll definitely win on all fronts, but the upcoming autumn will be tough."
Asked about what exactly "a tough autumn" means in diplomacy, Kuleba said that a lot of international summits are scheduled this fall, where Ukraine will need "the support of the whole world and not only of the traditional friends from Europe and Northern America."
"You see all these voices about some ‘problems’ and the need for peace talks which are coming from different parts of the world. They are not the official voices, however they have increased in strength internationally. We’re doing our best within international legislation and criminal proceedings in order for these voices to fade away.”
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