The Italian Foreign Ministry said in a statement that Russian Ambassador Sergei Razov was summoned at the direction of Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio and "

Last month, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov ridiculed Di Maio's peace plan, which was submitted to the UN.. Lavrov called the plan, which called for a gradual ceasefire and the creation of humanitarian corridors in Ukraine, frivolous. Lavrov also hinted that Di Maio was "

The Italian Foreign Ministry said in a statement that Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Ambassador Ettore Francesco Secui, "

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Sekui also rejected " In the same statement, Sekui reiterated that Italy condemns Russia's "

Italy has developed and submitted to the UN a plan for peace and settlement of the crisis in Ukraine, consisting of four stages. The document was prepared by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Italy.

Italy proposed four phases to overcome the crisis, which will be monitored by the International Assistance Group.

The first step concerns a ceasefire and elimination of the line of fighting under UN supervision, which will allow open questions to be discussed and pave the way for a final cessation of hostilities..

The second step is related to multilateral negotiations on the future international status of Ukraine, in particular the exceptional nature of Ukraine's accession to the European Union and its neutral status, provided with an international political "

The third point, the most difficult from a diplomatic point of view, concerns the definition of a bilateral agreement between Russia and Ukraine on the territorial issues of Donbass and Crimea to resolve contradictions on internationally recognized borders, again with international mediation.

The fourth paragraph proposes a new multilateral agreement on peace and security in Europe in the context of the OSCE and the European Union's Neighborhood Policy. Reorganization of the international balance, starting with relations between the EU and Moscow. Within this framework, it is proposed to identify a number of priorities: strategic stability, disarmament and arms control, conflict prevention and confidence-building measures.