Russia Offers to Return to Anchorage Deal

Lavrov: Russia is ready to return to the Anchorage agreements.

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Russia believes that agreements were reached during the U.S.-Russia summit in Anchorage.
Russia is ready to return to the agreements reached in Anchorage.
Sergey Lavrov made statements about the Anchorage agreements at the UN General Assembly.
Lavrov stated that the U.S. is interested in continuing negotiations, despite European interference.
Lavrov criticized European efforts to disrupt the negotiation process.
Lavrov said that the U.S. should decide on the fate of the agreements, not France.
Lavrov claimed Russia kept its commitments after the Anchorage summit.

The summit in Anchorage took place on August 15, 2025. — kommersant
The agreements included freezing the front line in Zaporozhye and Kherson regions, Russia's withdrawal from Sumy and Kharkiv regions, Ukraine's withdrawal from Donbass, and U.S. recognition of new Russian borders. — kommersant
Russia continued contacting the Trump administration after the Anchorage talks, which Lavrov described as normal. — kommersant
Lavrov said that if the U.S. had not abandoned the Anchorage positions, 'we would have lived without war for a year already.' — kommersant
Sergei Ryabkov initially referred to the 'spirit of Anchorage' but later retracted it, saying he meant 'impulse'. — vedomosti
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated on June 25 that no agreements were reached at the Anchorage summit, only a proposal was made. — vedomosti
British national security advisor Jonathan Powell said the paths discussed in Anchorage are no longer considered. — vm
Lavrov said European countries are trying to sabotage peace talks and that Ukraine violates the UN Charter. — m24
Lavrov claimed that only Ukrainian attacks damage commercial shipping in the Black Sea. — m24