Vladimir Putin stated that there are chances for constructive negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, but he emphasized that they must be conducted directly between the two parties, without external mediation. (translated)
Vladimir Putin declared that Russia is winning the war in Ukraine and stated that peace negotiations can only take place through the United States, describing the Ukrainian leadership as "terrorists" with whom Moscow cannot negotiate. (translated)
Vladimir Putin accused Ukraine of "state terrorism" following Volodymyr Zelensky's warning about the risks to civil aviation due to Ukrainian drones, while simultaneously refusing direct negotiations with the leadership in Kyiv. (translated)
The CIA director, John Ratcliffe, proposed a trilateral meeting between Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and Volodymyr Zelensky to relaunch peace negotiations in Ukraine, following a secret visit to Moscow. (translated)
The CIA director, John Ratcliffe, conveyed to Vladimir Putin, during a recent visit to Moscow, that Russia's military and economic situation could worsen if it does not engage in serious negotiations to end the war in Ukraine. (translated)
Kirilo Budanov, the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, warns that stopping the war with Russia is unrealistic at present due to Moscow's refusal to end the conflict, and the fighting will continue into next winter, while diplomatic negotiations are almost exclusively limited to prisoner exchanges. (translated)
The Kremlin has acknowledged that peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine are completely stalled, with no new proposals, according to spokesman Dmitry Peskov. (translated)
Trump reiterates his interest in negotiations with Kim Jong-un, in the context of experts warning that a new round of diplomacy could lead to a nuclear war, given that the North considers its nuclear arsenal essential for the regime's survival. (translated)
The surprise visit of the CIA director to Moscow aimed to send an urgent message to Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding certain activities deemed unacceptable by the United States, without involving official negotiations. (translated)
CIA Director John Ratcliffe made a secret visit to Moscow to present Vladimir Putin with a grim assessment of the war in Ukraine and to urge him to engage in serious negotiations amidst a difficult military and economic situation for Russia. (translated)
General Budanov announced that peace negotiations with Russia could begin in September and will include representatives from the USA, highlighting the importance of American support in resuming discussions. (translated)
Russia intends to intensify attacks on Ukraine, including through ballistic missiles targeting the center of Kyiv, given the failure of peace negotiations, and Vladimir Putin may consider the use of tactical nuclear weapons if the situation does not improve. (translated)
The Prime Minister of Qatar, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani, will visit Tehran to relaunch diplomatic dialogue as part of peace negotiations to resolve the conflict in the East, in the context of increasing American economic pressures on Iran and discussions regarding the control of the Strait of Hormuz. (translated)
Russia is preparing for a new escalation of the war in Ukraine, planning to intensify missile attacks on Kyiv and other cities, in the context of stalled negotiations and Ukrainian attacks on Russian infrastructure. (translated)
Russia is preparing to intensify attacks on Ukraine, including through the use of more powerful ballistic missiles and possibly tactical nuclear weapons, due to the stalemate in peace negotiations, according to sources close to the Kremlin. (translated)
CIA Director John Ratcliffe made a secret visit to Moscow to issue a warning to the Kremlin regarding Russia's possible intentions to mobilize troops for Ukraine and test NATO's resilience, amid rising tensions and stalled peace negotiations. (translated)
„Solicităm insistent Rusiei să răspundă apelurilor la un armistițiu complet, imediat și necondiționat și să reia negocierile privind o pace cuprinzătoare, justă și durabilă în Ucraina”
During a speech delivered on Ukraine's Independence Day, President Volodymyr Zelensky reaffirmed the country's desire for peace, emphasizing that Ukraine will not yield to Russian aggression and called for international assistance, including from China, to end the conflict and bring Russia to the negotiating table. (translated)
Russia has declared that it is open to new proposals for ending the war in Ukraine, but emphasizes that these must reflect "the realities on the ground," according to Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov. (translated)
