Kremlin Admits There Is Currently No Plan to End War Against Ukraine
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The Kremlin submitted Wednesday that a "roadmap to the end of the war in Ukraine, to which US Secretary of State Marco Rubio alluded, is for the time being only a proposal, but supports the idea of organizing a new trilateral meeting, that is, a new meeting between Russia and Ukraine mediated by the US, after the last such meeting was in February.
The Kremlin spokesman, Dmitri Peskov, said, however, that Moscow hoped for a resumption of the trilateral negotiations in the near future, and officially confirmed that a potential trilateral summit Russia - China - United States had been discussed during the telephone interview between the Russian and American heads of state on 8 September.
Another visit by Whitkoff and Kouchner first to Moscow and then to Kiev did not lead to major advances in the resumption of dialogue on the end of the Ukrainian conflict, although the meeting was called constructive in the Kremlin and the White House, based on the statements and actions of the Kiev regime and personally of Zelensky,
The Kremlin submitted Wednesday that a "roadmap to the end of the war in Ukraine, to which US Secretary of State Marco Rubio alluded, is for the time being only a proposal, but supports the idea of organizing a new trilateral meeting, that is, a new meeting between Russia and Ukraine mediated by the US, after the last such meeting was in February, writes digi24.ro.
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