Russia ‘ready for equal, mutually respectful dialogue’ after Trump’s ‘stop ridiculous war’ message
- Russian President Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump are expected to hold a phone call about the war soon, as reported by the Kremlin.
- Trump urged Putin to make a deal and threatened 'high levels of taxes, tariffs, and sanctions' if not, according to his post on Truth Social.
- Peskov stated that Russia is 'ready for equal, mutually respectful dialogue' and is waiting for signals from the U.S. government.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky ruled out territorial concessions but is open to securing land through diplomatic means.
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Kremlin ready for 'mutually respectful' Trump talks
Expectations are high that Russian President Vladimir Putin and Trump will soon hold a phone call on the conflict in the coming days. Russia's troops have been advancing on the battlefield in recent months, while both Moscow and Kyiv have increased their aerial attacks deep behind the frontlines.
Russia remains "ready for dialogue on an equal footing, based on mutual respect". This is the Kremlin's response to Donald Trump's threat to impose additional sanctions if Russia "does not stop this ridiculous war". Follow the latest developments in our live blog.
The Kremlin on Thursday sought to allay questions about Donald Trump's threat on Wednesday by saying there were no new developments here. Shortly after his inauguration, Trump called on Putin to end his “ridiculous” war on Ukraine, otherwise more sanctions would be imposed on Russia. According to an article in the Moscow Times, Vladimir Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov said at a press conference on Thursday that they did not see any particular no…
Russia is waiting for an “equal dialogue”.
Dmitry Peskov assured that Russia still remains ready for an equal dialogue with the United States.
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