The Czech Republic is getting set to appoint a brand new ambassador to Moscow, President Petr Pavel said when addressing the country’s national broadcaster Czech Television on Sunday, according to Radio Prague International.

This development comes as the former Czech ambassador to Moscow, Vítězslav Pivoňka was officially recalled by the Czech Republic government back in May of this year, but the name of the person who will succeed him has not been publicly announced at the time of this writing.

While speaking, President Petr Pavel said that the process of agreement or official consent from Russia could take months or even a year to complete but appeared to be initially reserved about the appointment of a Czech Republic ambassador to Moscow.

“The impetus for me was that the process that should lead to peace in Ukraine has begun. It started with the peace conference in Switzerland,” President Petr Pavel said, per the report.

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