Vatican offers humanitarian support in talks with Russia's Lavrov
The head of Vatican diplomacy spoke with Sergey Lavrov. The topics were the war in Ukraine and peace initiatives. The Holy See emphasized its readiness to continue humanitarian efforts, especially in the context of prisoner exchanges.
What do you need to know?
- Who spoke? Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, the head of Vatican diplomacy, had a phone conversation with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
- What was discussed? The main topic was the war in Ukraine and initiatives aimed at ending it.
- What were the agreements? The Vatican expressed its readiness to further engage in humanitarian efforts, including in matters of prisoner exchanges.
During Friday's phone conversation, Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher and Sergey Lavrov focused on the situation in Ukraine.
The Vatican emphasized its readiness to continue humanitarian efforts, particularly in the context of prisoner exchanges. The conversation also touched on the general political situation in the world.
What are the Vatican's plans regarding Russia? Lavrov spoke with the head of the Holy See's diplomacy
Archbishop Gallagher and Minister Lavrov also discussed the situation of the Catholic Church in Russia.
These talks are part of the Vatican's broader diplomatic efforts aimed at promoting peace and dialogue on the international stage. The Holy See emphasizes its role as a mediator in armed conflicts, consistent with its longstanding tradition.
