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Vasily Nebenzya 涅边贾

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Nebenzya said Russia does not accept partial ceasefires as a substitute for a comprehensive resolution of the Ukraine crisis.

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Nebenzya said Russia does not accept partial ceasefires as a substitute for a comprehensive resolution of the Ukraine crisis.

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Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov said on November 9 that the Abu Dhabi trilateral talks would focus on the security of Russia and Ukraine as well as regional security. Russia's permanent representative to the United Nations, Nebenzya, said that day that Russia would not accept replacing a comprehensive resolution of the Ukraine crisis with so-called "energy, food, air, and maritime ceasefires." A solution should be "comprehensive, solid, and lasting" and eliminate the root causes of the crisis.
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俄罗斯不接受以所谓“能源、粮食、空中和海上停火”替代对乌克兰危机的全面解决
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