The Russian Federation is ready to discuss a ceasefire with Ukraine under certain conditions - Bloomberg
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Russia is considering the possibility of a temporary ceasefire, but demands progress towards a final peace settlement. Moscow does not oppose the presence of peacekeepers from neutral countries, but excludes NATO troops.

According to Bloomberg sources in Moscow, Russia is ready to discuss a temporary ceasefire in the war with Ukraine, but on the condition of further progress in the discussion of the "final" settlement plan.
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A temporary ceasefire in the Russian-Ukrainian war may be considered by the Kremlin. However, there is a condition - achieving progress in the final peace settlement. This information is reported by people familiar with the matter in Moscow, writes Bloomberg.
The publication also writes that the first signal of a "positive response" from Russian President Putin to Donald Trump's call for a ceasefire was a proposal made during negotiations in Saudi Arabia last month. This was reported by people who asked not to be identified discussing internal politics, Bloomberg reports.
In order to agree to a cessation of hostilities, there should be a clear understanding of the framework principles of the final peace agreement,
Moscow will insist on establishing the parameters of a possible peacekeeping mission. Agreements will be considered regarding which countries will participate in the peacekeeping mission in Ukraine.
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Earlier, Russia stated that it would not agree to the presence of NATO troops on Ukrainian soil. The Kremlin rejected the proposal of European countries to create a "coalition of the willing" to oversee any peace agreement.
According to Bloomberg sources, Moscow "does not object" to countries like China, which have been neutral during the full-scale aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine, being able to deploy their military forces on Ukrainian territory.