Kremlin: Ukraine must show political will to accept facts on the ground

In his statement to the Russian news agency RIA Novosti, Peskov answered the question: "Which is more important for Moscow, who is in power in Ukraine or the readiness to accept Russia's conditions?"

"What is important for us is that someone from the Kiev regime shows the political will to accept the facts on the ground and reach a peaceful solution," Peskov said. he said.

Recalling that US President Donald Trump said that he thought it was time for a new president to take office in Ukraine, Peskov said:

"The President of Ukraine (Volodimir Zelenskiy) needs to make extremely important and difficult decisions to end this war. Either Zelenskiy will take on this responsibility and show the necessary political will, or he will not do this."

Arguing that Ukraine's attack capacity is decreasing day by day, Peskov stated that the Russian army is targeting the facilities in Ukraine where parts of missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are stored, assembled and produced.

Peskov stated that as a result of these attacks, the attack capacity of the Kyiv administration was reduced.