Are Russia-Ukraine peace talks set to resume soon? Kremlin responds
The Kremlin has expressed a willingness to resume peace talks with Ukraine, potentially mediated by the United States. While no specific timeline has been set, Russian officials confirmed political interest in negotiations following recent communications between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump.
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Potential diplomatic shifts regarding the Russia-Ukraine war could significantly impact global geopolitical stability and the future of Western military support for Kyiv.
Home News World Sports Entertainment Science Royal Trending Health Videos Technology World Are Russia-Ukraine peace talks set to resume soon? Kremlin responds Direct diplomatic talks between Russia and Ukraine have stalled since February
In recent weeks the prospects of Russia-Ukraine peace talks prospects have constantly been in a flux, marked by both sides’ lukewarm responses and resumption of strikes.
In the midst of a flurry of strikes, the Kremlin is still hopeful about the peace prospects with Kyiv.
In a recent development, Russia hopes of resuming US-mediated peace talks on ending the war in Ukraine. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Wednesday clarified that Moscow did not rule out the possibility of resuming the peace talks and they will soon be resumed without mentioning a definite timeline.
Peskov said “Moscow would not publicly discuss any specifics of a potential settlement, but there was a confirmed political will to resume talks.”
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