Kremlin comments on Kyiv's statements regarding a possible truce
Russian presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov has issued an official statement regarding recent reports from Kyiv about a possible truce. According to the Kremlin representative, the Russian side has not received any official proposals and has not responded to such initiatives from the Ukrainian authorities.
Dmitry Peskov emphasized that there are currently no concrete grounds for starting negotiations on a ceasefire. He noted that Moscow's position remains unchanged, and any discussions of a possible truce must be based on real actions and official diplomatic channels, which do not exist at this time.
Previously, mentions of the possibility of a temporary cessation of hostilities have periodically appeared in Ukrainian media and statements by politicians. However, the Russian leadership has repeatedly stated that such ideas are not being discussed at the highest level without taking into account the current goals of the special military operation.
The situation remains tense, and experts note the lack of progress in the diplomatic dialogue between the countries. At the moment, the parties continue to adhere to their initial positions, which makes the prospect of an early truce unlikely.