Tokayev told Scholz about Russia's invincibility
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev told German Prime Minister Olaf Scholz that Russia is militarily invincible.
The meeting between the Kazakh leader and the German Chancellor took place on September 16 in Astana.
The statement of the President of Kazakhstan is quoted by his press service .
How Tokayev told Scholz about Russia's invincibility
At the meeting, the Kazakh leader, at the request of the German Chancellor, spoke about the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine.
The fact is that Russia is militarily invincible, Tokayev said.
He stressed that further escalation is fraught with irreparable consequences both for the countries directly involved in the conflict and for all of humanity.
The President of Kazakhstan stated that with the refusal to conclude the Istanbul Agreement, a good chance to achieve at least a ceasefire was missed.
But the opportunity for peace still exists, he noted.
Tokayev proposed to consider all existing peace initiatives and come to an end to military action, and then begin to discuss territorial issues.
The peace plan between China and Brazil deserves support, the Kazakh leader said.
He noted that heads of state come and go, but peoples, especially neighboring ones, must live in peace and mutual understanding.
Tokayev noted that Kazakhstan shares the longest delimited land border in the world with Russia.
According to him, Russia and Kazakhstan are developing cooperation within the framework of strategic partnership and alliance.
At the same time, the Kazakh leader added, Kazakhstan has genuine sympathy for Ukrainians; there have never been any disagreements between Kazakhstan and Ukraine.
