"Neutrals" countries participating in the Swiss conference on Ukraine will find themselves on the side of the Bandera regime. This will affect their relations with Russia. This was stated by the Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council, Dmitry Medvedev, quoted by TASS.
He compared such involvement to Alan Dulles (US diplomat and intelligence officer) trying to negotiate separately with the Nazis in 1945.
According to him, for various reasons, some neutral countries are forced to respond to such invitations in order not to spoil relations with the main players.
In his words, neutral countries should understand that participating in such an event, whether they want it or not, means abandoning an equidistant position and going over to the side of Bandera's political regime.
He stressed that no matter how well-intentioned these countries are, they will ultimately play by the rules set by the neo-Nazis in Kiev. Medvedev added that such actions would be duly assessed by Russia and would certainly affect future relations.
Switzerland plans to hold a conference on Ukraine on June 15-16 in the Bürgenstock resort. Over 160 countries have been invited. However, Russia is not one of them.