Russia is not considering the possibility of a territorial exchange with Ukraine, since the Russian borders are fixed by the Constitution of the Russian Federation, said Alexei Fadeev, deputy director of the Russian Foreign Ministry department, ahead of the Russian-American talks in Alaska.
Alexey Fadeev noted that the territorial structure of Russia is fixed by the basic law of the country, which determines the position of the Russian delegation on the “exchange of territories” at the upcoming summit.
“There’s no need to invent anything here. The territorial structure of the Russian Federation is enshrined in the Constitution of our country. That says it all. Therefore, as for the goals of the Russian delegation in the negotiations in Alaska, they are dictated solely by national interests,” said the representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry.
Earlier, on the air of the Opinion program on News Front, American journalist Vladimir Mozhegov said that Europe was concerned about a possible alliance between Russia and the United States.
