Foreign Minister Lavrov describes the talks between Russia and Ukraine as positive

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi ahead of the Third Ministerial Conference of Afghanistan’s Neighbors on Thursday in the Chinese city of Tunis.

In exchange, The Russian Foreign Minister spoke about the progress of military operations in Ukraine and the development of dialogue with kyiv. On Wednesday, Lavrov will hold bilateral talks with foreign ministers of other countries.

Russia’s Foreign Ministry has said that the unilateral sanctions imposed on Russia by the United States and its allies could backfire. In addition, Lavrov drew attention to US military-biological operations in Ukraine.

In his inaugural address before the meeting, the Russian minister noted that the world was going through an important stage in the history of international relations, by which time the global situation needed to be “significantly clarified.”

“We will work with you, along with other like-minded countries, to move towards a pluralistic, just and democratic world order,” Lavrov told his Chinese envoy.

Regarding bilateral relations between Moscow and Beijing, the senior diplomat assured that the Russian side would “continue to grow” in their cooperation. In a consistent and consistent manner “and they announced that they were” going to see concrete steps to implement all the agreements. “

“I am just happy to be back in China. This is our second meeting this year. [lo que] It underscores the seriousness and credibility of our regular bilateral dialogue, “Lavrov said.

Senior diplomats also addressed issues related to Afghanistan, the situation in Central Asia in general, Iran and North Korea’s nuclear program, and other regional and global issues.

The Russian Foreign Ministry stated The Foreign Ministers greatly appreciated the current state of relations between the two countriesIt acknowledged that the situation was “constantly evolving amid a volatile and tense foreign policy environment” and agreed to intensify bilateral and multilateral cooperation.