
The Kremlin is counting on the resumption of trilateral negotiations between Russia, the United States and Ukraine for a peaceful resolution of the conflict.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said he hopes to resume peace talks.
Russia is counting on the resumption of trilateral negotiations between the Russian Federation, the United States and Ukraine. This was stated by Kremlin official representative Dmitry Peskov, TASS reports.
“We hope there will be some progress in this regard. We hope for the resumption of negotiations between the three parties - Russia, Ukraine and the United States. We really hope that sooner or later we will go down the path of a peaceful settlement,” he said.
According to the official, American negotiators are making significant efforts to conduct contacts in Moscow and Kyiv.
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