Brazil’s president says world is tired of Russia's war in Ukraine

Bloomberg writes about it.

“The world is starting to get tired. Countries are starting to get tired. So the moment will come when there will be peace. And then there will have to be a group of countries that are able to talk to Russia and to talk to Ukraine," Lula da Silva said in Brussels.

He has previously pushed for talks between Ukraine and Russia, so at a two-day summit of European Union, Latin American and Caribbean leaders earlier this week, he also criticized Chilean President Gabriel Boric for his stance on Moscow.

At the summit they could not agree on a joint statement due to disagreements regarding the mention of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Nicaragua, in particular, refused to sign a statement condemning the actions of the Russian Federation.

The president of Brazil also avoided calling Moscow the main culprit for the conflict. According to one high-ranking diplomat, he was allegedly afraid of upsetting Moscow. In addition, the Brazilian president said that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and his American counterpart Joe Biden are also to blame for not being able to continue negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

At the same time, the Brazilian leader's reluctance to adopt any tough language on Russia disappointed EU countries at the summit and strengthened Latin American countries, including Cuba and Venezuela, who opposed a strong stance.

• On April 7, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva proposed that Ukraine cede temporarily occupied Crimea and give it to Russia for "peace in the world." The spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Oleh Nikolenko, responded to this statement by saying that Ukraine appreciates the efforts of the Brazilian president to find a solution to stop Russian aggression, while clearly stating that Ukraine does not trade its territories