Kremlin: Putin’s meeting with Trump and Zelnsky depends on progress in direct negotiations

“Moscow expects Moscow to discuss the draft agreement between Ukraine and Russia during the second round of negotiations in Istanbul,” ISNA reported.

According to Ryanovast News Agency, he continued to travel to the Istanbul meeting. I would like to inform you that the delegation of Russian negotiators has left for Istanbul. The delegation will take part in the second round of talks with Ukraine on Monday morning.

A spokesman for the Kremlin also added that Moscow is happy that concerns about NATO’s spread in Washington are being understood. We are pleased that these explanations of Russian President Vladimir Putin, including in Washington, are understandable, and this is effective in terms of the mediating role that Washington continues.

Peskov noted that Putin has repeatedly declared Russia’s stance on NATO’s non -expansion to the East to Western officials, including Americans.

The Kremlin also added that the future of European security should be discussed with the Europeans, but in Istanbul, talks will be held specifically between Russia and Ukraine.

He said about the realization of the Black Sea cereal initiative, all focusing on direct talks between Russia and Ukraine. Everyone will now focus on direct talks with Russia and Ukraine. A list of conditions is being prepared and a list of conditions for temporary ceasefire will be agreed. Therefore, the safety of navigation in the Black Sea will in any way become an integral part of the possible understanding of the future.

Peskov added that the debate on the preparation of a call between Russian President Vladimir Putin with US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Walodimir Zelnsky only begins in the event of constructive negotiations at the negotiating level. We must first conclude in direct negotiations between the two countries. After that, if such a conclusion is achieved, the calls above Putin, Trump and Zelksky can be talked about.

Peskov also noted that current Japanese authorities have chosen a way to deal with Russia by taking an inhumane stance.

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“Unfortunately, the current Japanese officials have chosen a way to deal with our country,” Peskov said. They have joined all the illegal sanctions and restrictions against Russia. “Of course, there are officials in Japan seeking to resume negotiations between the two countries.”

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