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Kremlin says Putin envoy's US visit does not mean Ukraine talks have resumed
Kirill Dmitriev met Trump administration officials on a peace deal and economic cooperation, while the Kremlin said talks on Ukraine remain paused.
- On Friday, the Kremlin stated that Russian President Vladimir Putin's special investment envoy, Kirill Dmitriev, visited the United States but this does not signify resumed Ukraine peace negotiations.
- Reuters reported Thursday that Dmitriev met with members of President Donald Trump's administration to discuss a possible peace deal and U.S.-Russia economic cooperation, prompting the Kremlin's clarification.
- Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters that Dmitriev "is not negotiating a settlement in Ukraine," emphasizing he heads the group on economic issues and continues that work.
- President Putin announced a 32-hour ceasefire for Orthodox Easter, though Peskov emphasized Russia seeks a "lasting, sustainable peace" rather than only a temporary halt in fighting.
- Official peace talks remain paused due to events in the Middle East, with Peskov claiming "this peace can come today if President Zelenskiy makes the appropriate decision.
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Kremlin: Putin Envoy's US Visit Does Not Mean Ukraine Talks Have ...
·Washington, United States
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Kremlin says Putin envoy's US visit does not mean Ukraine talks have resumed
The Kremlin said on Friday that a visit to the United States by Russian President Vladimir Putin's special investment envoy did not mean that negotiations on a possible peace deal in Ukraine had resumed.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed that Putin's special envoy Kirill Dmitriev is on a visit to the United States, but, he said, he is not negotiating a settlement of the situation in Ukraine.
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C 46%
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