European Summit Fails to Deliver on Ukraine Peace Strategy, Says Russian Official
A prominent Russian parliamentarian criticized a European leaders' summit in London for lacking a strategy to resolve the Ukraine conflict. With hopes pinned on U.S.-Russia relations, Konstantin Kosachev condemned the meeting's outcome, while former President Dmitry Medvedev cast further aspersions on its effectiveness.
A senior Russian parliamentarian has lambasted a recent summit of European leaders in London, accusing it of failing to propose a viable solution to the war in Ukraine.
Konstantin Kosachev, head of the Foreign Affairs Committee of Russia's upper house of parliament, criticized the gathering as an ineffective continuation of a decade-long, unstrategic approach.
He argued that Ukraine's hopes rest solely on improved U.S.-Russia ties. Meanwhile, former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev dismissed the summit as a disappointing and unproductive display.
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