US opening h Russia about the war in Ukraine, and Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said today that Washington could encourage Kyiv to return to the negotiating table.

During a video conference with reporters, Peskov said the United States is able to take into account Russia’s concerns and can encourage Kyiv to return to the negotiating table if it wants to.

“Ukrainians do not want negotiations”

At the same time, a Kremlin spokesman accused Kyiv of being inconsistent in its views on the possibility of peace talks, noting that Ukraine has changed its position several times about whether it wants to negotiate with Moscow at all during the nine-month war.

Noting that “Kyiv cannot be relied upon,” he said he could not imagine public negotiations with Ukraine.

“First they negotiate, then they refuse to negotiate, then they pass a law prohibiting any negotiations, then they say they want negotiations, but public ones,” Peskov told reporters.

“That’s why it’s hard to imagine public negotiations… One thing is certain: Ukrainians don’t want any negotiations,” he added.

Peskov said that in this context, Moscow will continue what he calls a “special military operation” and that the missile strikes on targets in Ukraine are the result of Kyiv’s unwillingness to meet halfway. [με τη Μόσχα] at the negotiating table.

“Moscow is not considering the possibility of using nuclear weapons”

In addition, the Kremlin spokesman said that Moscow is not considering the use of nuclear weapons, despite the fact that Vladimir Putin had previously said that Russia would use “all available means” in the war with Ukraine.

In response to the question of whether Russia can use nuclear weapons and whether [το θέμα] Discussed or not, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that even posing such questions is unacceptable.

“If you notice, no one from the Russian side discusses this issue and has not discussed it,” Peskov said.

Putin’s spokesman accused European capitals of discussing the nuclear issue and “thus escalating tension into a completely unacceptable, unacceptable and possibly dangerous area.”

Behind Western sanctions

The Kremlin spokesman also said that Moscow had received assurances from the UN that the work to remove obstacles to the export of agricultural products and fertilizers from Russia was completed.

In a video conference with reporters, Dmitry Peskov said: “There are assurances from the UN that the work will be completed to ensure the export of Russian food and fertilizers.”

Finally, he said that Russia had already made progress in easing sanctions, citing a joint statement by the US, UK and EU not to impose sanctions on Russian food and fertilizers, and said work was underway to lift them “completely.” remaining obstacles.

According to Reuters, AFP