Awaiting the crucial meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Trump's special representative, Steve Witkoff, in Moscow, Russia sends a message, asserting that it could be a "good basis" for agreements regarding the Ukrainian issue.
"The proposals for resolving the crisis in Ukraine, which were prepared by the administration of US President Donald Trump, constitute a good basis for future final agreements," emphasized Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.
However, he pointed out that resolving the crisis is a very difficult mission, and several basic issues must be solved, mainly the root causes that led to the Ukrainian crisis.
"Russia supports peace. Russia seeks ways to achieve peace, but Russia wants its interests to be taken into account," the Russian official noted, mentioning that US mediation in resolving the Ukrainian crisis is very effective.
"Trump's plan is a very good basis for this, and we hope that we will be able to follow that basis," Peskov underlined, stressing that today's meeting between Putin and Witkoff is a very important step toward peace.
He also emphasized that statements from Europe about a "Russian threat" are entirely "nonsense."
"They say Russia is a threat to Europe, but that's nonsense," Peskov declared.
"Unfortunately, we are facing the fact that Europe only talks about war, even now, when the Trump administration is making enormous efforts to pave the way for peaceful negotiations," Peskov said.
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