The ICJ previously ruled that Russia should immediately stop its military operation in Ukraine.
"No, we will not be able to take this decision into account. The international court has such a concept there — the consent of the parties. There can be no consent here. In this case, this is something that we cannot take into account," Peskov said, answering whether Russia would take this decision into account.
The diplomat said that during talks with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Moscow earlier in the day they discussed new aspects of the crisis in Ukraine, including efforts for a political settlement. He noted that the UAE welcomes all mediation efforts by all active international players to bring positions between the parties closer and achieve peace.
"I would also like to use this opportunity to emphasize that the UAE is confident that the parties are capable of reaching mutual solutions and reaching a solution that suits everyone. In this regard, the UAE is ready to provide all necessary assistance to the parties to reduce suffering and bring a peaceful resolution to the conflict. We hope that a ceasefire will be reached in the near future," the minister told a joint press conference following the talks.
The politician also said that the United Nations is unlikely to send blue helmets to Ukraine. The UN is no longer capable of conducting successful peacekeeping operations as it was in the days of former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan and his predecessors, the lawmaker argued. The world will not support UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres in this sort of a proposal as the UN has failed to establish peace and stability in the Middle East and Africa, Hampel said.
While peacekeeping missions of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) managed to maintain peace and stability in several conflicts, including the one between Ukraine and the breakaway Donbass republics, the United States' influence might undermine such a mission in Ukraine, Hampel said.
"I perceive there is a strong US influence to undermine the success of the OSCE. I am not sure it would work in the present situation. It is too early anyway, but bringing NATO units on the territory of Ukraine must be out of the equation, totally," the politician concluded.