Kremlin says there is currently no formal plan to end war against Ukraine

There is currently no formal plan or roadmap for settling Russia's war against Ukraine, but Moscow hopes to resume trilateral talks, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said.

Source: Kremlin-aligned Russian news agency Interfax

Quote from Peskov: "We would not want to, and will not, discuss any points in public, especially since there are currently no, so to speak, formalised, coherent programmes or roadmaps."

Details: Meanwhile, he added that there is a "general initiative and political desire" to resume trilateral talks, and that this has been confirmed.

"We hope that these talks will resume in the near future," the spokesman said.

Background:

• US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said earlier that a roadmap for resuming negotiations between Russia and Ukraine could be drawn up in the coming weeks.
• President Volodymyr Zelenskyy believes there is a possibility that another round of trilateral talks between the US, Ukraine and Russia may be held, although no decision has been made yet.
• Zelenskyy said after meeting the US envoys that he had received a message from them: "the Russians are ready to negotiate".

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