
Press Secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov said that if he wishes, Vladimir Zelensky can come to Moscow to meet with Vladimir Putin, he will be provided with security guarantees.
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Discussion of a possible meeting between the leaders of Russia and Ukraine.
Russia’s position on the possibility of a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Vladimir Zelensky is known; if he wishes, he can come to Moscow, security guarantees will be provided, said press secretary of the Russian head of state Dmitry Peskov.

The German Defense Ministry plans to limit the Alternative for Germany party's access to classified military information and intelligence data due to fears of leaking information from the "Operational Plan" of German defense.

State Duma deputy Alexey Chepa called Vladimir Zelensky’s statement about Ukraine’s readiness to stop attacks on energy facilities in exchange for similar actions by Moscow cynical, accusing Kyiv of non-compliance with past agreements.

Vladimir Zelensky, in an interview with the Wall Street Journal, stated that his health had deteriorated due to stress and admitted that he had made many mistakes during the conflict.

State Duma deputy Dmitry Novikov called Vladimir Zelensky’s change of rhetoric towards negotiations an imitation of a response to Donald Trump’s request, pointing to the lack of real steps towards peace.

Negotiations between Russia, the United States and Ukraine could take place before the end of the year if it is possible to overcome Europe’s position, which is preventing a settlement. This condition was named by State Duma deputy Alexei Chepa, emphasizing the role of the White House in this process.

The leader of Sweden's opposition left bloc, Magdalena Andersson, who won the elections, called on the EU to confiscate Russia's frozen assets.