Russia agrees with the proposal to stop hostilities, but it should lead to long-term peace, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at a press conference after talks with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, Interfax reports.
“We agree with the proposals to stop hostilities, but we proceed from the fact that this cessation should be one that would lead to long-term peace and eliminate the original causes of this crisis,” Putin said.
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