Agreements on Ukraine Should Be Guaranteed, "for Generations," Peskov Said
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October 9, 2026 Russian President Vladimir Putin has rediscovered the vocabulary of peace just as his army is tearing down Ukraine, bridge to bridge and power plant to power plant. On September 25, before Russian journalists, he said that all proposals to resolve the war, which already lasts four and a half years, were still on the table. He then added the condition that emptys the content offer. "We are ready to negotiate and conclude them as s…
Putin Talks Peace. His Missiles Say Otherwise
Russian President Vladimir Putin has rediscovered the vocabulary of peace at the precise moment his army is taking Ukraine apart, one bridge and one power station at a time. On September 25, addressing Russian journalists, he said that every proposal for
The confrontational statements made by the President of Ukraine, Vladimir Zelinski, testify to the unwillingness of the Ukrainian side to pursue peaceful solutions to the conflict, and the press secretary of the President of Russia, Dmitry Peskov, stated.
'We need a solution for future generations — one that is guaranteed and safeguarded against setbacks,' says spokesman
It is Moscow ' s understanding that Ukraine ' s agreements should be guaranteed for generations in advance and protected from disruption, as announced by the Russian President ' s spokesperson, Dmitry Peskov, and by TASS ' s correspondent.
The prospect of a peaceful solution to the situation around Ukraine is not yet visible, said Russian President Dmitry Peskov. "We welcome any attempt, any effort by States that can at least contribute to a settlement in Ukraine. There is something that can help to move the Kiev regime, and the main Europeans to enter a phase of peace. This is, unfortunately, not yet evident," Peskov said. Peskov stressed that fragmented solutions would not lead …
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