Kremlin Says Peace Possible if Ukraine Withdraws from Russian-Claimed Territory - News From Antiwar.com
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Kremlin blames NATO and Zelensky for escalating Ukraine crisis
In a pointed interview with the French magazine Le Point, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov unleashed a stinging critique of Western Europe’s handling of relations with Russia, accusing European leaders of ignoring critical warnings from President Vladimir Putin. According to Peskov, this dismissive stance by Western governments-particularly in relation to NATO expansion and interference in Ukraine-has contributed to the grave deterioration of …
Kremlin outlines conditions for talks with Kiev
Kiev needs to scrap its own self-imposed ban on talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin if it hopes to facilitate future bilateral talks regarding the Ukraine conflict, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said. On Monday, Putin declared he was ready to discuss a potential unilateral halt on civilian infrastructure strikes in a bilateral format with Kiev. This came after Ukraine's Vladimir Zelensky floated the idea of a halt on long-range strikes…
Peace Will Be Achieved When Ukraine Withdraws From 4 Annexed Territories: Peskov - Nemos News Network
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has filled in a little bit more of the details in the wake of a Financial Times report issued Tuesday which said President Putin is offering to freeze the current battle lines for the sake of a peace deal. The significant concession came as a surprise to many, who asked what’s the catch. Peskov in Wednesday comments filled in the missing information, stressing that peace can be achieved if Ukrainian forces fully w…
In an interview, Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov continues to claim four regions in Ukraine that Russia had incorporated in 2022. Trump's plan is different.
The resignation of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is not among Russia's demands, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said today in an interview with the French magazine "Point".
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