'Putin doesn't want a ceasefire': Russia does not recognise Ukraine as sovereign, independent state

The ultimatum has expired, and Russia has rejected a 30-day ceasefire in the war against Ukraine, threatening new sanctions.

This weekend, Kiev and its allies had put forward a proposal for a "complete and unconditional" 30-day ceasefire, an indispensable condition for direct peace talks between Russians and Ukrainians in Turkey. What Moscow rejected with the voice of Dmitri Peskov, the spokesman for the Russian Presidency. "The language of the ultimatums is unacceptable to Russia, it is not appropriate. This cannot be said to Russia," he said, claiming that Moscow wa…

After their visit to Ukraine, several EU leaders put an ultimatum on Russia. Moscow has until midnight this Monday, to accept a ceasefire in Ukraine, under penalty of further sanctions.

The journey with Macron and Starmer to Kiev is a first success for Chancellor Merz. However, the ultimatum for a ceasefire is likely to be puffed up - as expected. Now Merz has to follow actions.

Peskov assured that Moscow wants to keep "serious" negotiations that lead to lasting peace, but did not respond to the Ukrainian president's offer to meet Putin in Istanbul on Friday

Russia intends to find a means by which to achieve a peaceful solution, in the long term, of the war, has declared the Russian president's spokesman Dmitri Peskov. RÁZBOI's article in Ukraine: The Kremlin rejects the last given Moscow by Kiev and its “inadmissible” allies appeared for the first time in Romania TV.