The Russian Federation (RF) is concerned about the provision of assistance to Ukraine, which is likely to receive support from Iran and the DPRK.
RBC-Ukraine reports this from a post on the Twitter account of Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs Radoslaw Sikorski.
“Since Russia is concerned about foreign military supplies in the hour of a negotiated truce with Ukraine, it could take the initiative, being inspired by the supply of Iranian drones and Korean ones artillery ammunition,” Sikorsky wrote.
Mozhliv 30-day truce
A meeting of the American and Ukrainian delegations met in the spring, just as Washington announced to Kiev that it had imposed a 30-day regime of fire suppression on the front line. Ukraine supported the proposal.
The quiet regime also collapsed under the hour of telephone communication between the White House of Donald Trump and dictator Volodymyr Putin. The rest of the conflict will be supported by strikes on energy infrastructure facilities for 30 days. At the same time, the economy was hanging low due to, for example, the lack of mobilization in Ukraine, as well as the external support of foreign countries.
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