The Kremlin has said that there is no deadline established for peace conversations between Russia and Ukraine, since the process for Moscow and kyiv develops a unified text for a peace memorandum and high fire will be complex.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, in early published comments on Tuesday, explained that creating a final peace agreement will take time because the details are complicated. Both parties must write and exchange drafts before agreeing on a final version.
“There are no deadlines and there can be none. It is clear that everyone wants to do this as quickly as possible, but, of course, the devil is in the details,” the Ria state news agency quoted Peskov as he said to journalists.
“The drafts will be formulated by the Russian and Ukrainian part, these drafts will exchange and then the complex contacts to develop a single text,” said Kremlin spokesman.
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, made calls on Monday with Russian President Vladimir Putin, the president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, and the leaders of the European Union, France, Italy, Germany and Finland, in an effort to boost peace in the three -year war in Ukraine.
Trump said after the call that Russia and Ukraine would immediately begin the negotiations of Alto El Fuego. Putin said Russia “is ready to work with the Ukrainian side in a memorandum in a possible future peace agreement.”
