"These are newspaper reports": Kremlin reacts to negotiations on an "air truce"
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that reports about the US and Ukraine discussing a cessation of air attacks are merely newspaper news. He added that Russia's reaction will depend on whether the new initiatives align with Moscow's interests.
It is too early to comment on reports that the US and Ukraine are discussing a possible cessation of air strikes as part of peace negotiations. This was stated by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, reports UNN citing Russian media.
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According to Peskov, the Kremlin does not know "how reliable these reports are or where they come from."
We do not know how reliable these news reports are or who they originate from. These are newspaper reports and nothing more. Therefore, it is too early to comment on them at this stage
He added that Russia's reaction to any new peace initiative will depend on whether it meets Moscow's interests.
"We have heard statements that some new formulas may be possible. We still need to learn more about them. ... And over time, some formulas or proposals will likely be put forward. What happens next will depend on how much they meet our interests," Peskov added.
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