The ex-President of Poland offers Russia and the West to sit down at the negotiating table

Russia And the West to improve relations ought to sit down at the negotiating table And begin to negotiate, according to the former President of Poland, Nobel peace prize laureate Lech Walesa.

"we need to get together And to sit down - as long as quietly And diplomatically to talk. And together to think about how to get out of this situation. This humiliation for the Russian Federation, And To the West found himself in an awkward situation. Need to find a compromise ", - said the ex-President of Poland in a conversation Last news .

in the form of practical steps to rapprochement of the parties Walesa offers the Russian leadership authorized representative to have a dialogue with him or some other representative of the West.

"We discuss what we can do. The results of our meeting should submit to our leadership. And depending on that We agree, citizens are selected for the realization of our plans. I was engaged in such negotiations in practice " - said Walesa.

"Russia all of us are essential Poland, Europe needed peace. It's a big country, big opportunity. And we must do everything So that We can live in harmony, " he said.

Relations between Russia And the West deteriorated in connection with the situation in Ukraine. At the end of July 2014, the EU And the US from point penalties against certain individuals And organizations have moved to the measures against entire sectors of the Russian economy. Then the foreign Minister of the EU has extended the effect of the penalties until 31 January 2016. Russia in the last month of summer 2014 imposed retaliatory punishment, which has spread to the products of agro-industrial sector from the U.S., EU, Canada, Australia And Norway. The Russian authorities many times said that to talk with Moscow the language of sanctions inappropriate And unproductive.

Full text of the interview with Lech Walesa read on the Internet mission Last news www. Ria. EN fifteen. 00.


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