An opening to diplomacy for the resolution of the conflict in Ukraine. After Joe Biden said yesterday that he was open to talks with Putin if he intended to end the war, Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov said that “to achieve our goals, President Putin was, is and remains open to negotiations with everyone. securing our interests is through diplomatic and peaceful means,” added Peskov.
However, the President of the United States imposed a condition, considered inadmissible by the Kremlin. “Biden said that negotiations with the Russian Federation are possible only after Vladimir Putin leaves Ukraine, but this is impossible, the special operation continues” added Peskov, emphasizing at the same time that “to achieve our goals, President Putin was, is and remains open to negotiations with everyone”.
Source: IL Tempo
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