"Our stance is well known. (..) Zelensky, if he wants, can come to Moscow. He will be provided with the necessary security guarantees." On Wednesday, the press secretary of the Russian dictator Dmitry Peskov pointed out: "Our stance is well known. (..) Zelensky, if he wants, can come to Moscow. He will be provided with the necessary security guarantees." (translated)
"If nuclear weapons aimed at us are located in a certain territory, then that territory of that country will also be in the crosshairs of our nuclear weapons." Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on September 11 that Lithuania, if it places nuclear weapons aimed at Russia on its territory, would end up "in the crosshairs" of the Russian nuclear arsenal. (translated)
The Kremlin spokesperson, Dmitry Peskov, particularly emphasized the election of veterans from the special military operation and stressed that the experience of the fighters on the battlefront will be essential for the drafting of new laws and national initiatives of the country. (translated)
"Recently he is saying many things." And it is about a new twist from the tycoon that Russia hopes for, as can be inferred from the comment of the Kremlin spokesman, Dmitry Peskov: Zelensky, he said regarding the announcement, "recently he is saying many things," Russia "is closely monitoring which countries are providing licenses and weapons" to Kiev and keeps "all this carefully in mind." (translated)
When the head of Russian diplomacy Sergei Lavrov and Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov publicly wield the "bat," claiming that Russia will not cease fighting even during a ceasefire, Dmitriev plays the role of the "carrot," enticing with lucrative, hypothetical economic projects. (translated)
The Kremlin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, who stated that there are no details to be provided at this time regarding the possible meeting, added that Kirill Dmitriev, the Russian president's envoy, is in the U.S. where he is speaking to American negotiators and focusing on the issue of possible economic cooperation. (translated)
"We must strive for peace, not for a temporary truce." On September 10, the press secretary of the Russian presidency, Dmitry Peskov, stated that the two sides were not engaged in "substantive discussions" about an energy truce. (translated)
"Zelensky did not rule out a trip to Moscow; I haven't heard anything in that regard." Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for the Kremlin, stated that the Russian side did not interpret Zelensky's statement as an exclusion of a visit to the Russian capital to meet with Putin. (translated)
"Russia is grateful for the invitation to the G20 summit in the USA in December." (translated)
"Russia is grateful and appreciates the invitation." (translated)
"Our position is well known. Putin said that Zelensky can come to Moscow if he wants. He will be provided with the necessary security guarantees." (translated)
"There is an ongoing increasing militarization of Ukraine. European states are seeking to gather more and more funds for the purchase of armaments. The Kiev regime continues its activities, which are largely terrorist." (translated)
"At the moment, there are no grounds to initiate peace negotiations." (translated)
"Zelensky, if he wishes, can come to Moscow. He will be given the necessary security guarantees." (translated)
"Literally a few days ago, Zelensky said he needed another 40 days to harm the Russian economy. Day after day, the statements about continuing or stopping the war are not consistent with each other." (translated)
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