Bloomberg: Ukraine found no allies in the Global South at the summit in Malta
The countries of the Global South were not interested in Kiev’s “peace formula”, their attention was diverted by the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the American edition of Bloomberg wrote following the results of the weekend peace summit in Malta.
“Ukraine’s efforts to find allies in the so-called Global South to promote its peace formula have been overshadowed by growing concerns about Israel and Hamas,” the piece said.
The material notes that some participants in the summit are demanding that Russia be invited to the talks on peace in Ukraine. The publication cites the opinion of anonymous delegates who hope for the appearance of Moscow at peace summits as soon as possible.
One of the conference participants noted that the timing of the start of peace talks would depend on the US presidential election.
Russia has repeatedly expressed its readiness for talks, but the Kiev authorities have imposed a legal ban on them. The Kremlin also noted that now there are no prerequisites for the situation to move to a peaceful direction, while achieving the goals of the special operation remains an absolute priority for Moscow. According to Vladimir Putin, Russia has never refused dialogue, but the other side should say so directly.
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