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Kremlin Booker officials are facing suggestions to progress towards Trump’s goal of ending the conflict quickly.
The Kremlin’s reaction was mysteriously to the United States’ suggestions that efforts to arrange negotiations on the war in Ukraine are making progress.
Following a demand during the weekend by US President Donald Trump that he had spoken to his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, a Kremlin spokesman on Monday reaffirmed or denied a phone call.
Trump confirmed that he could put a quick end to the hostilities, which was started by the full invasion of Russia for neighboring Ukraine three years ago.
The American President’s envoy told the media on Monday that he is developing a peace plan. However, a senior Russian official said that although Moscow is still open to potential conversations, the settlement must meet Putin’s demands.
“You have received it.”
Speaking to reporters on Sunday, Trump indicated that he was in contact with Putin directly.
Washington has not recognized any conversation between us and the Russian presidents since the invasion of Ukraine.
However, when he was asked if he had a conversation with Putin, Trump said: “I have received it. Let’s just say I got it … and I expect to have many conversations.”
When asked about the suggestion that a phone call may be taking place, Karimmeen Dmitry Peskov spokesman said: “I cannot confirm or deny it.”
Trump also said during the weekend he believed the United States is making progress in an attempt to secure talks towards ending the war, but he refused to provide details.
“If we were talking, I don’t want to tell you about conversations,” Trump said. “I think we are making progress.” We want to stop the war of Ukraine, Russia, “adding that Washington is in contact with Ukraine in this regard.
Since he began his presidential campaign, Trump has repeatedly claimed that he would attend a quick end to the war.
His own envoy to Ukraine, Keith Keel, told the Semafor news platform on Monday that he and his team are coordinating with allies and NATO officials, and they are preparing a peace plan to present it to Trump.
Russia repeats the circumstances
Amid Trump to secure a quick decision for the war, there is concern in Ukraine and Europe that he may seek to cut Kiev and Brussels from negotiations and try to force Ukraine to make concessions.
Meanwhile, Russia continued to respond by emphasizing that it would not bend.
Reuters reported that Moscow’s deputy foreign minister Sergey Ryabkov indicates that although Russia is still open to dialogue, Kremlin and Washington “have no agreements.”
The official, who supervises relations with the United States and monitoring weapons, said that all Putin’s conditions must be met before any settlement in Ukraine is possible.
Earlier this year, Putin said that Ukraine should drop NATO’s aspirations and withdraw its forces from the four Ukrainian -Ukrainian regions of Russia mostly.
Ryabkov said that the United States and the West should understand that all the conditions of the Russian president need to fulfill it.
