アメリカ合衆国のウクライナ内乱への介入
EE UU acusa a Rusia de filtrar una conversación entre dos diplomáticos
La grabación de un diálogo entre diplomáticos de EE UU difundida en YouTube eleva la tensión con Rusia
Los diplomáticos debaten sobre cómo sostener a la oposición
"Qué le den a la UE", dice la subsecretaria de Estado Victoria Nuland
Cristina F. Pereda Washington 7 FEB 2014 - 17:52 CET
U.S. accuses Russia of filtering a conversation between two diplomats
The recording of a dialogue between U.S. diplomats spread in YouTube raises tension with Russia
Diplomats discuss how to support the opposition
"What you give to the EU," says Secretary of State Victoria Nuland
Cristina F. Pereda Washington 7 FEB 2014 - 17:52 CET
A telephone conversation between U.S. diplomats on Ukraine leaked and posted on YouTube on Thursday has raised even more stress on the crisis on the country's future . In the recording, Victoria Nuland , Secretary of State for European Affairs of the U.S. and Geoffrey Pyatt , U.S. ambassador to Kiev, maintain an enlightening conversation in which the ability of some opposition leaders to participate in a future Ukrainian government debate; discussed how to facilitate the protest against the current government curdle , and a dismissive reference to the European Union is .
The White House blamed the Russian government of being behind the leak. Victoria Nuland , Secretary of State for European Affairs , has apologized for his remarks , according to the State Department . The Russian government said the conversation shows that Washington maneuver body to take a blow against the Ukrainian government.
The recording, posted on YouTube, contains a dialogue of just over four minutes between Nuland and Pyatt .
Nuland referred during the telephone conversation that the UN could name the next day to a new special envoy to Ukraine and this would help promote the end of the crisis to the alleged inaction of the EU. " And you know, they give to the EU ," said the secretary. "Exactly," replied the ambassador.
A German government spokesman noted Friday that Chancellor Merkel considers "totally unacceptable " Nuland 's commentary .
The two diplomats working in the Ukrainian capital to promote an agreement between the government and the opposition to end the political crisis gripping the country since last November. Nuland met this Thursday with President Viktor Yanukovich to try to restart talks with the opposition.
The video, entitled " The Maidan puppets " , referring to the protesters in the square of Kiev where the protests began , was shared today by an aide to Russian Prime Minister through his Twitter account . In his message announcing " Nuland some controversial statements about the European Union." The White House spokesman , Jay Carney, said Thursday that " this says something of the Russian government." His counterpart at the State Department, Jen Psaki described the leaks as " a new low " in Russia.
The State Department has not reviewed the terms used by Nuland saying that it was a "private diplomatic conversation." In the audio, Ambassador Nuland says it believes Vitaly Klitschko , former boxer and one of the opposition leaders , should not be part of the Ukrainian government , and raised its president on 25 January. "I do not think it's necessary , it's not a good idea ," said Nuland , citing his lack of experience . Then both discussed different strategies for working with other representatives , as Arseny Yatseniuk and Tyahnybok Oleh .
U.S. Secretary added that the United Nations involvement in the various efforts to resolve the crisis in Kiev " help weld" the plan. "I think we have to do something to make Stamina because if you really start to gain altitude , the Russians are going to work between racks to torpedo it ," added the ambassador.
The leak comes months after Edward Snowden, former employee of U.S. intelligence now taken refuge in Moscow, unveiled the National Security Agency had recorded numerous conversations with international leaders , including German Chancellor Angela Merkel. President Obama announced in January the cancellation of some of the most controversial programs and from the first filtration alleged that members of U.S. diplomacy are also spied on by other governments.
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