Russia proposes more ceasefire talks, but Ukraine wants to see the plan first – my country

The Kremlin expects Russia and Ukraine to discuss the list of conditions for a ceasefire In the war in Ukraine Her spokesman said on Friday next week in Istanbul, praising the role of the United States in mediating the talks.

Russia proposed the second round of talks with Ukraine in Istanbul on June 2. However, Ukraine wants to see Russia’s proposals for a peace agreement before sending a delegation to Turki, Foreign Minister Andrei Sibha said on Friday.

The Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the Russian delegation will travel to Istanbul and will be ready for talks with Ukraine on Monday morning.

“At the present time, everyone focuses on Russia’s negotiations and direct caramels. A list of conditions for temporary engineering is developed,” Peskov told reporters. He said that the details of the memo will not be published.

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Reuters reported earlier this week that Putin’s conditions for ending the war in Ukraine include a request from Western leaders to be written in writing to stop expanding NATO in the east.

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US President Donald Trump’s envoy to Ukraine, Keith Keel, said earlier on Friday that Russia’s interest in expanding East NATO was fair and the United States did not want Ukraine’s vision of the US -led military alliance.

Commenting on the Kelleogg statement, Peskov said that Putin was constantly conveying Russia’s position on the inability to expand NATO in the east.

“We are pleased that these interpretations by the president are understood, including in Washington. Of course, this is very attractive to us in terms of the medieval role that Washington continues to play,” said Peskov.

Russia fired widely invaded to Ukraine in February 2022 after eight years of fighting in eastern Ukraine between Russian -backed separatists and Ukrainian forces.

–By Dmitry Antonov; Writing by Philip Leipidv and Biansky, editorial by Alison Williams and Russias