Kremlin Announces 'Unclear Signals' from Ukraine

Russia does not see clarity regarding peaceful negotiations with Ukraine. This was stated by Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov in an interview with Izvestia.

“There are no specific materials regarding the negotiations yet. There are unclear signals, but we do not know how realistic they are. There is a ban for the Kyiv regime to conduct any negotiations with us. There is still no clarity,” said the press secretary of the President of Russia in response to a question about whether Moscow has received any specific signals from any political force in Kyiv regarding their willingness for compromise.

Earlier, Russia had requested members of the UN Security Council to clarify the reasons behind Kyiv's apparent willingness to negotiate peace with Moscow, a statement made by Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba. On July 23, Zelensky also declared that the conflict with Russia should be resolved as quickly as possible.