Kremlin: There is a risk that Europe will sabotage possible agreements on Ukraine

Dmitry Peskov answered journalists' questions about current issues in the capital Moscow.

Evaluating Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski's statement that Russia cannot take back its assets frozen in the West, Peskov said that European countries could sabotage possible agreements to resolve the Ukraine issue.

Noting that US President Donald Trump and the US negotiating team are trying to resolve the Ukraine crisis by peaceful means, Peskov said, "The Europeans are moving in a different direction. They are doing their best to continue this war." he said.

Peskov stated that there is a possibility that European countries may not return frozen assets belonging to Russia and said, "The Russian side will make every possible effort in every field, including legal studies, lawsuits and judicial processes, to get back the stolen assets." he said.

Answering the question about whether there has been a change in the US military support to Ukraine, Peskov stated that there was different information about this in the press. Emphasizing that they cannot make definitive assessments on this issue yet, Peskov said, "It is too early to draw systematic conclusions for now. We act from the current statements." he said.

"A new meeting regarding Ukraine is not on the agenda"

In his response to the question of whether the USA has forwarded new proposals to Moscow regarding the solution of the Ukraine crisis, Peskov reminded that there were many news published on this subject in the press.

Peskov said, "Currently there is a lot of noise in the press on this issue. A significant part of it does not correspond to reality and contains fabricated information. These studies are carried out at regular intervals and will continue in the same way." made his assessment.

Regarding the possible visit of US negotiators to Moscow, Peskov said, "No agreed-upon meeting is currently on the agenda." he said.

"Work continues on the energy ceasefire"

Answering the question of whether the Russian army's attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure contradict the energy ceasefire proposal put forward by the USA, Peskov pointed out that the scope of the ceasefire in question has not yet been clarified. "Work in this direction continues," Peskov said. he said.

Evaluating the allegations that the activities of the Starlink satellite internet system in Ukraine were limited, Peskov said that they did not have any information on the subject other than the information reflected in the press.

"In general, of course, it would be better if superior technologies such as Starlink were not used for military purposes at all," Peskov said. he said.