Interview with Ambassador Alexander Lukashevich on Russian Ukrainian tensions

The transcript covers a discussion on the timeframe for Western responses to demands, the potential for military action, and troop movements near Ukraine. It addresses concerns about the risk of conflict in Europe, with clarifications on troop presence and diplomatic intentions. The conversation concludes with closing remarks.

What is the stance on setting a deadline for the West's response to demands?

• A specific deadline has been set.

• No deadline has been set; it depends on the West's reaction.

• The deadline is one month.

• The deadline is one week.

What is the response to concerns about potential military actions?

• Military options are being actively considered.

• There is a denial of considering military options.

• There is no concern about military actions.

• Military actions are already underway.

How does the diplomat describe the military exercises by other nations?

• As a response to Russian aggression.

• As a sign of peace and cooperation.

• As very provocative flights over Russian responsibility zones.

• As routine and non-provocative.

What is the claim about the presence of Russian troops near Ukraine?

• There are 100,000 troops stationed permanently.

• There are no troops; they are only exercising.

• Troops have been withdrawn completely.

• Troops are preparing for an invasion.

What do international officials say about the risk of conflict in Europe?

• There is no risk of conflict.

• Conflict is inevitable.

• The risk of conflict is minimal.

• There is a real risk of armed conflict.