Peskov said there has been no progress toward ending the war in Ukraine
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that there have been no new developments in the dialogue on ending the war in Ukraine, despite the recent meeting between Russian and U.S. representatives in Manila.
According to him, contacts between the parties are continuing, but it is not yet possible to speak of a new dynamic or an acceleration of the negotiation process.
Peskov also expressed hope that the dialogue between Moscow and Washington would continue through existing working channels.
In addition, commenting on a possible meeting between the leaders of Russia and the U.S., the Kremlin spokesperson stated that negotiations with the American side are continuing, but no new agreements have been announced yet.
As a reminder, Russia, the aggressor state, is ready to return to negotiations with Ukraine only after seizing the entire territory of the Donetsk region, Bloomberg reports, citing two sources close to the Kremlin.
A BILD analyst speculated that Russia could capture Kostiantynivka by the end of the year.
Putin’s approval rating has plummeted to its lowest level since the start of the full-scale war, according to pollsters.
