According to a report by RIA Novosti on the 9th, Russia's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Nebenja, said at the UN Security Council meeting on the same day that Russia will not accept a “freeze” of the Ukrainian conflict. This plan will allow the existing security threats facing Russia to continue to exist and create conditions for a new round of escalation of the conflict. The Russian side is “unswerving” in this position. Nebendzha said that the Ukrainian authorities and their “Western protectors” are still trying to replace a comprehensive solution to the Ukrainian crisis with a so-called “energy, food, air and sea cease-fire”, with the intention of seeking resuscitation for Ukraine to make up for losses and redeployment, and prepare for the resumption of war in the future. He stressed that Russia will not accept this arrangement, and that the solution should be “comprehensive, stable, and long-term” and eliminate the root causes of the crisis. Nebenja also said that European countries continue to send weapons and funds to Ukraine, portray the “Russian threat theory,” and make their own people gradually accept the idea that “war with Russia is inevitable.” He warned that Russia is not seeking armed confrontation with Europe, but if European countries launch a war, the nature of the confrontation will be “completely different.”

According to a report by RIA Novosti on the 9th, Russia's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Nebenja, said at the UN Security Council meeting on the same day that Russia will not accept a “freeze” of the Ukrainian conflict. This plan will allow the existing security threats facing Russia to continue to exist and create conditions for a new round of escalation of the conflict. The Russian side is “unswerving” in this position. Nebendzha said that the Ukrainian authorities and their “Western protectors” are still trying to replace a comprehensive solution to the Ukrainian crisis with a so-called “energy, food, air and sea cease-fire”, with the intention of seeking resuscitation for Ukraine to make up for losses and redeployment, and prepare for the resumption of war in the future. He stressed that Russia will not accept this arrangement, and that the solution should be “comprehensive, stable, and long-term” and eliminate the root causes of the crisis. Nebenja also said that European countries continue to send weapons and funds to Ukraine, portray the “Russian threat theory,” and make their own people gradually accept the idea that “war with Russia is inevitable.” He warned that Russia is not seeking armed confrontation with Europe, but if European countries launch a war, the nature of the confrontation will be “completely different.”