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The Kremlin believes that the president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, did not rule out a potential visit to Moscow. The corresponding statement was made at a briefing by Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin press secretary.
On the eve, Russian propagandists caught Zelensky in New York, where the autumn session of the UN General Assembly is taking place, and evidently coordinated their attack with him with the same question: “When to Moscow?” For a while the president ignored them, but then quietly muttered: “On a rocket, b***h.”
Today, during a briefing in Moscow, Russian propagandists asked Peskov for comment on Zelensky’s words about arriving in Moscow “on a rocket.”
“Zelensky did not refuse to come to Moscow. At least, I did not hear that,” the Kremlin spokesperson replied.
Peskov also commented on yesterday’s statement by Ukraine’s foreign minister, Andrii Sybiha, about Kyiv’s readiness for an immediate ceasefire.
“We are open to a peaceful settlement process, but we believe that the goal should be peace, not a temporary truce,” Peskov said.
Prospects for peace in Ukraine
As UNIAN reported, earlier the Russian dictator repeatedly rejected Zelensky’s proposals for direct talks at the heads-of-state level in any place other than Moscow.
According to Zelensky, Donald Trump’s administration offered three steps to de-escalate the war: cease attacks on energy infrastructure, restore the “grain corridor,” and hold a trilateral meeting of the United States, Ukraine, and Russia. Zelensky noted that Ukraine is ready for an energy ceasefire but doubts Putin’s willingness to honor the agreements.
The president added that the trilateral meeting could take place 12 in December in Miami during the G20 summit. He emphasized that this format, proposed by the American side, is a real possibility for achieving results.
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