Russia says it will wait for new Trump proposals on ending Ukraine war
- Russia will continue its military operations in Ukraine while waiting for new peace proposals from the Trump administration, according to the Kremlin.
- Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said fighting is not the preferred outcome, but Russia will pursue victory due to a lack of immediate peace prospects.
- Peskov expressed belief that Trump and his negotiators genuinely seek terms acceptable to all sides, though the U.S. supplies weapons to Kyiv, which creates an ambiguous position.
- The war is in its fifth year, and no new U.S. peace initiative or timetable for talks with Russia has been announced.
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Russia says it will wait for new Trump proposals on ending Ukraine war
Russia believes U.S. President Donald Trump is sincere in his efforts to end the Ukraine war and will wait for Washington to put forward new proposals, even though the U.S. is continuing to provide weapons to Kyiv, the Kremlin said on Friday.
Kremlin Says Russia Will Await New U.S. Peace Plan While Continuing Ukraine War
Moscow says it believes President Donald Trump is sincere about seeking an end to the conflict, but the Kremlin plans to continue military operations until ... The post Kremlin Says Russia Will Await New U.S. Peace Plan While Continuing Ukraine War first appeared on [your]NEWS.
The Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation, Sergei Lavrov, stated that Russia was ready to implement some of the agreements reached at the Russia-Ukraine war summit with the United States of America in Ankorij, and he said that Moscow's conscience on those agreements was "clean".
Lavrov said that the United States did not fulfill the agreements to end the war in UkraineLavrov said that the Russian Federation agreed with the proposals of the United States at the meeting in Anchorage, but the American side did not fulfill the obligations. He added that Zelensky did not do what Trump suggested.
In Russia, they said they were prepared to consider new US proposals to settle the war in Ukraine, but assured that they would fight before "win."
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