The US said that Putin is not sincere when he talks about peace, Russia reacts: Did you forget the bombing of Serbia?

US Deputy Secretary Victoria Nuland in a meeting she had with President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and other senior Ukrainian officials in Kiev said that Russian President Vladimir Putin is not sincere about the possibility of peace talks with Ukraine at this time. The top US diplomat visited Ukraine to show support at a time when Russia is trying to destroy the country's energy infrastructure. "Diplomacy is definitely everyone's objective, but you have to have a partner willing to talk," she told reporters. "And it is very clear, given the attacks on the energy grid, or the Kremlin's rhetoric and Moscow's attitudes in general, that Putin is not sincere or ready for such a thing," she continued. While American President Joe Biden a few days ago emphasized that he was ready to talk to President Putin if the leader showed that he was interested in ending the war. But the Kremlin said the West must recognize Moscow's annexation of four Ukrainian regions. Mrs. Nuland said that this reaction from Russia showed "that they are not serious". Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova quickly responded. "It is not up to Nuland to teach the world, only the US and NATO together have destroyed more energy networks than the United States has destroyed alone," Zakharova said on the Telegram channel, recalling the attacks on Serbia in 1999. During the attack, warplanes in Serbia knocked out electricity in more than 70 percent of the area, according to NATO. Nuland also met with Andrije Jermak,