Kremlin Denies Plans for New Ukraine Peace Talks This Fall
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The last round of trilateral talks between Russia and Ukraine, with the participation of US representatives, took place in February.
The Kremlin declined to comment on Ukraine's expectations for a new round of talks in September with the participation of the United States. Kremlin foreign policy adviser Yuri Ushakov said he had seen media reports about the proposal but could not say anything specific, in response to reports by the head of Volodymyr Zelensky's office that Ukrainian, Russian and American representatives might meet next month. The last round of trilateral talk…
The Kremlin today refused to comment on Ukraine's expectations for a new round of talks in September with the participation of the United States. Kremlin advisor… "No comment" from Kremlin on possible talks with Ukraine in September - NAVTEMPORIKI
As Russia's invasion of Ukraine enters its fifth year, Kiev's forces continue to hold firm against the occupiers. Meanwhile, Moscow seeks to seize as much of Ukraine as possible and secure favorable peace terms as its allies seek a swift end to the war.
The Kremlin reacted to the statement by the head of the Office of the President Kirill Budanov about the possible resumption of talks between Ukraine and Russia in September. This is reported by Russian Media. Russian dictator Dmitry Peskov's spokesman said Moscow currently has no information on specific plans and deadlines for the next round of talks. “At the moment, I do not have any information about the specific plans and timing of the next …
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