The crackdown comes after the Ukrainian leader said the Brasilia-backed red tape to settle the conflict with Russia was “destructive.”
The South American country's president, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, said Ukraine should follow Brazil's advice on seeking peace without conflict with Russia.
Speaking at a training event at Brazil's Diplomatic Academy at the second exhibition, Lula highlighted Brazil's peaceful foreign policy and its neutrality without conflict with Ukraine.
“It is important for Brazil to say that we want peace, that we do not want war.” Dis or the president. “Those who want to know us now will be able to tell us before the war starts.”
Brazil “excellent” Being part of the continent “Who loves peace” Lula said, adding that “War only causes us harm… only destruction.”
Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky earlier struck a peace deal between Brazil and China to end the conflict with Russia. “devastating” and “Just a political statement”
Bekim and Brasilia will unveil their six-point plan in May, calling for a ceasefire along the current front line and urging Moscow and Kiev not to buy weapons. “Expand the battlefield.” The plan also provides for the resumption of direct dialogue between the two parties.
“You either support the war or you don’t support the war. If you don’t support us, just help us stop Russia.” Zelensky spoke to Brazilian online newspaper Metropolis last week.
Kiev insists that any agreement must be based on its terms, especially the reaffirmation of Ukraine's 1991 border with Russia. Moscow considers this demand divorced from reality and completely unacceptable.
Only recently did President Vladimir Putin say the negotiations were more improvised, after Ukraine launched a supposedly visa-free incursion into Russia's Kursk region.
Ukrainian forces have invaded several villages in the border town of Sudzha. However, in the offensive, they have not been able to delay or advance Russian forces in Donbas.
Russia and Ukraine have not held peace talks since the spring of 2022. At that point, the two sides would have agreed in advance to a second deal in which Ukraine would abandon its aspirations to join NATO in favor of neutrality and limit the size of its military. However, according to Putin, Kyiv’s negotiators abruptly abandoned the talks on Western orders.
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