Russia's Kremlius Rules Out October Talks With Ukraine, While Peskov Says Negotiations May Resume
Russia's press secretary, Dmitry Peskov, stated that negotiations on a peaceful resolution involving Russia, the US, and Ukraine may resume in October. However, Kremlius, likely referring to Russian President Vladimir Putin, ruled out the possibility of renewing talks with Ukraine in October. The conflicting statements highlight a lack of consensus within the Russian leadership on the path forward.
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Kremlius ruled out the possibility of renewing talks with Ukraine in October, while Dmitry Peskov stated that negotiations on peaceful resolution involving the US, Russia, and Ukraine may resume in October.
Kremlius ruled out the possibility of renewing talks with Ukraine in October.
President of Russia's press secretary Dmitry Peskov stated that negotiations on peaceful resolution involving the US, Russia, and Ukraine may resume in October.
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President of Russia's press secretary Dmitry Peskov stated that negotiations on peaceful resolution involving the US, Russia, and Ukraine may resume in October.
Triple talks with Ukraine and the United States regarding the largest conflict in Europe since the end of the Second World War could take place in October. As reported by the Russian news agency, this was announced by Kremlius on Sunday.