عربية – DW
عربية – DW
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German Foreign Minister Johann Peter Vilool confirmed that deep-rooted differences between Berlin and Moscow still persist, despite acknowledging the need to keep communication channels open. This statement came after his meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, the first such meeting since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine. Vilool explained that Germany had offered Lavrov a reduction in escalation, especially regarding Ukraine, but Moscow has not shown willingness to do so thus far. The minister emphasized the importance of communication between East and West, stressing that the future of dialogue depends on Russia's stance, and that resuming grain exports from Ukraine is an international priority to avoid global food crises. In contrast, Lavrov downplayed the significance of the meeting, stating that German statements have not changed and that Germany has not offered anything new in its positions.
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