Kremlin: there is no clear peace agreement yet, but Russia and we are working ‘in the name of La Paz’
Sent for peace Steve Witkoff Recently he said that a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine was “taking shape,” Kremlin’s spokesman thought Dmitry Peskov He clarified that there were still no concrete contours for such agreement. Speaking to journalists, Peskov emphasized that although there was political will to move towards an agreement, a timeline or specific proposals was not yet emerged.
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“Until now, there are no clear contours of any agreement, but there is political will to move in that direction,” said Peskov. His comments came in response to the recent comments of Witkoff, who said a peace agreement between Moscow and kyiv was on the horizon.
Peskov added that apart from the recent Witkoff meeting with Russian President Vladimir PutinMoscow and Washington maintain other communication channels. However, Immediate results are unlikely.
Europe on the path of war
The Kremlin spokesman contrasted the US approach with that of Europe, saying:
“Moscow and Washington are working on behalf of La Paz, while European countries, supporting Ukraine, act in the name of the war and continue to declare their intentions to support kyiv in their search or continue the conflict.”
In an interview with Fox NewsWitkoff confirmed that Putin seeks lasting peace.
The central problem in conversations remains the state of five regions: Crimea, the popular republics of Donetsk and Luhansk, and the Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions. However, Witkoff emphasized that the peace agreement goes beyond territorial issues.
“There are also security protocols, NATO article 5 and many relationship problems. It is a complex situation,” he said. “I think we can be On the verge of something very significant for global peace“Witkoff suggested.
The American envoy stated that the remodeling of Russian-United States united through commercial cooperation could bring regional stability.
The Witkoff-Putin meeting took place on April 11 in St. Petersburg. The Kremlin confirmed that the “aspects of the Ukrainian agreement” were discussed, but they did not share more details. Peskov acknowledged that the problems discussed were “quite complex” and that quick results should be expected.
According to Reuters, Witkoff proposes a strategy to President Donald Trump who would grant Russia the formal property of the territories lost by Ukraine, a measure that said it brings the fastest path to peace. However, Trump’s Ukraine envoy Keith Kellogg opposed the idea, warning that kyiv would never agree with such terms.
The Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zenskyst, in early April, is open to explore commitments that could lead to the diplomatic return of some lost territories. The Russian authorities, meanwhile, have ruled out any territorial concession to Ukraine.
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Steven Charles Witkoff (born on March 15, 1957) is an American real estate investor, lawyer and diplomat who serves as the special envoy of the United States for the Middle East. He is the founder and president of the Witkoff group. His career as a real estate lawyer was harassed, before making the transition to investment and real estate development. Its notable acquisitions include the Daily News Building, The Woolworth Building, 33 Maiden Lane and Park Lane Hotel in Manhattan. The 2025 Forbes World multimillionaires list estimated Witkoff’s net assets in US $ 2 billion, which makes it the 1.763a richest person in the world.
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