Peskov Replied to Zelensky: Russia Stands for "Lasting Peace, Peace Forever," and Not for a Truce, Which, in Fact, Will Yield Nothing
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Vladimir Putin allegedly always advocated "peace forever," not for any pauses in the fighting, says Dmitri Peskov.
Another proposal by Kiev for a truce was prompted by the deterioration of the situation on both the battlefield and the economy, and the Kiev regime urgently needed a break, as announced by the press secretary of Russian President Dmitry Peskov.
Peskov replied to Zelensky: Russia stands for "lasting peace, peace forever," and not for a truce, which, in fact, will yield nothing
Peskov replied to Zelensky: Russia stands for "lasting peace, peace forever," and not for a truce, which, in fact, will yield nothing. "Obviously, the situation for Ukraine, as we said, is getting worse day by day: both the...
Russia maintains its position of a "forever" peace in Ukraine and considers insufficient a temporary truce, which "in essence will give nothing," declared Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov. It also discussed Zelenski's statements on the conflict, the Ukrainian economic and military situation and the Western sanctions against Moscow.
Russian dictator Dmitry Peskov's spokesman said Moscow was “interested in achieving a lasting peace.” The temporary ceasefire of the invaders allegedly does not suit. His words are quoted by the Russian Federation, Gazeta.ua writes. Peskov said that Russia “stands for a strong peace.” READ ALSO: “Preparing for war with Russia”: Putin threatens Europe and accuses Kiev of unwillingness to negotiate “Putin and the Russian side have always stated th…
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