Kremlin Says Ukraine Peace Talks on ‘Deep Pause’
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Moscow sends a new negative signal on the negotiations for the end of the war in Ukraine. Dmitri Peskov says that peace talks are in a "deep break", while Russian troops continue military operations.
The last US-mediated round of negotiations took place last February
Kremlin Says Ukraine Peace Talks on ‘Deep Pause’
Peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine are on a “deep pause” as Russian troops press their offensive in eastern Ukraine, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Friday. “We’re pressing forward with the special military operation and our troops are making gains on the frontlines,” Peskov told reporters. “As for peace talks, that topic is currently on a deep pause,” he added.
The Kremlin admitted Friday that the peace process between Russia and Ukraine, whose last round mediated by the United States took place in February, is "completely blocked.
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Dmitry Peskov admitted that peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine have been "deeply stalled".
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