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Bangladesh continues to maintain very close relations with Russia and it is "difficult" for the country to try to "adjust" the relationship, even if anyone would like it to amid the current situation in Ukraine.
Talking to a small group of reporters on Monday, Foreign Secretary Masud Bin Momen conveyed that Bangladesh has taken its positions on the succesive UN resolutions in line with its "historical relations" with Russia.
Foreign Secretary Masud recently visited the United States and accompanied Foreign Minister Dr AK Abdul Momen at the bilateral meeting with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken at the US State Department on April 4.
The Foreign Secretary also led the Bangladesh delegation at the 8th Bangladesh-US Security Dialogue held in Washington.
The Russia-Ukraine war was discussed in the regional and international contexts and Bangladesh conveyed its position to the United States, highlighting Bangladesh's relations with Russia which are still extensive and close.
The Foreign Secretary also said Bangladesh will continue to focus on its economic priorities like the Rooppur project, which Bangladesh wants to complete.
He reiterated that Bangladesh wants to have friendly and diversified relations with all countries.
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