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Russian President Vladimir Putin talks to the Kremlin’s press secretary Dmitry Peskov during the top of the leaders of the Nations, which are members of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), in Moscow, Russia on October 8, 2024.
Sergey Ilitsky | Through Reuters
All eyes were in Moscow on Wednesday morning, when the Kremlin violated the silence and expressed its original reaction to Kiev and a one -sided White House agreement, offering a temporary ceasefire in the current war in Ukraine.
Talks between us and Ukrainian officials in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday ended Ukraine willing The immediate 30-day ceasefire US negotiations – but Russia must take action.
As part planThe United States will pause to military assistance to Ukraine and restart the distribution of intelligence, which it has also stopped in recent weeks. After the talks on Tuesday, US Secretary of State Mark Rubio said the ball was now in a Russian court.
On Wednesday, the Kremlin made a careful response to development, saying that it was necessary to hear more information about the plan from the US negotiations before it could completely determine whether the proposed ceasefire agreement was acceptable or not.
“You jump out of the pistol, we have contacts planned with the Americans, and then we will see,” Kremli’s press -secretary Dmitry Peskov said when asked to comment on the proposed truce, NBC News said.
“We carefully study the statements made as a result (from the negotiations), we will get acquainted with the text of the joint statement that was accepted in the Jedddord. was associated (there).
Peskov signaled that Moscow does not rule out a phone call between Russian President Vladimir Putin and President Donald Trump on this issue.
“If such a need arises, it will be organized very quickly. Existing channels for dialogue with Americans allow you to do it fairly quickly,” he said.
Russia seemed to enjoy the thawing relations between the new Moscow and Donald Trump administration, which noted the improvement from Moscow’s distance from the United States during the White House presidency Joe Biden. Meanwhile, tensions between Washington and Kiev increased and eventually broke out in late February in an exciting screaming match between US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian VolodyMyr Zeleskyy.
US Secretary of State Mark Rubio, US National Security Advisor Mike Wols, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrei Sibik March.
Saul Lob | Through Reuters
The restoration of diplomatic relations and military assistance between us and Ukraine is now pressuring Russia to show whether to find a deal to stop the war.
