Dmitry Peskov on negotiations in Germany. “It doesn't bode well”


— European participation when it comes to acceptance [porozumienia przez Moskwę]it doesn't bode well said Peskov. He added that the Russian side has not been officially informed about the results of the talks held in the German capital.
The Kremlin spokesman noted that Russia must first familiarize itself with what was agreed during the recent negotiations between the US and Ukrainian delegationsbefore a new Russian-American meeting is organized.
Earlier on Tuesday, when asked by journalists about the Ukrainian side's proposal for a ceasefire during Christmas, Peskov replied that The question actually asked is whether, as the president claims [Donald] Trump, will we reach an agreement or not?.
According to Peskov, Russia will probably not join such a ceasefire if Ukraine focuses on “short-term, unworkable solutions” rather than on a lasting agreement.
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Vladimir Putin's spokesman then repeated Russia's traditional propaganda phrases: “We want peace.” We do not want a truce that will give Ukraine a moment of respite and allow it to prepare for a continuation of the war. We want to end this war, achieve our goals, secure our interests and guarantee peace in Europe for the future. That's what we want, Peskov told reporters.
The US and Europe are working on a peace plan for Ukraine
The US and Europe have committed to working together to provide Ukraine with security guarantees in the event of an end to the war with Russia, European leaders announced on Monday at a summit in Berlin, following negotiations with the participation of US and Ukrainian delegations. The guarantees include, among others: a European-led, US-backed coalition of the willing military mission to help rebuild the Ukrainian army and maintain security.
Referring to talks on the terms of the agreement between Europe and the US, the AFP agency reported, citing a European diplomat who wished to remain anonymous, that the European Union was trying to “separate the United States from Russian negotiating positions”.




