La Russie accuse l'Europe de s'opposer aux projets de paix en Ukraine
Sergueï Lavrov affirme que les pays européens font systématiquement obstacle aux initiatives de paix, contrairement, selon lui, aux Etats-Unis.
Written by EGazette’s AI. The facts are drawn from cited sources; the analysis is the AI’s own.

Le chef de la diplomatie russe, Sergueï Lavrov, a accusé samedi l'Europe de s'opposer systématiquement aux projets de paix concernant l'Ukraine, selon un rapport de France 24.
Lavrov a affirmé que cette posture européenne allait à rebours de la position des Etats-Unis, sans toutefois préciser quels pays ou responsables européens il visait précisément.
Ces déclarations interviennent dans un contexte de tensions persistantes autour des efforts diplomatiques visant à mettre fin au conflit en Ukraine.
Aucune réaction officielle de responsables européens n'était disponible dans l'immédiat.
Sources
- La Russie accuse l'Europe de s'opposer aux projets de paix en Ukraine — France 24 — Français
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