US EditionRussia rejects compromise on occupied Ukraine regions, Kremlin says
Moscow insists on retaining control of five Ukrainian regions and rejects ceasefire proposals amid warnings of increased sanctions and arms support from the US if Russia refuses compromise.
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Russia has partly opposed yesterday's Ukraine consultations in Berlin, while the United States praised the efforts of Europeans. In Germany there is cautious optimism. We summarize the reactions.
"The participation of Europeans in terms of acceptability [of the Moscow agreement] is not a good thing," Kremlin's spokesman, Dmitri Peskov, said.
Peskov said that Russia should first be informed about what was worked out in the recent negotiations between Ukrainians and Americans before organizing a new meeting, with its own participation, on the issue.
For two days, a peace solution for Ukraine was discussed in Berlin - but without Russia, which had begun the war. Kremlin spokesman Peskov has now spoken out. Therefore, Russia refuses a ceasefire.
Vladimir Putin sees Europe's efforts to end the war in Ukraine above all as an annoying interference. A reaction to the Berlin summit will allow the Russian leadership time.
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