Russia denies peace process in Ukraine has reached deadlock

Despite Trump's sharp criticism and renewed United States arms deliveries to Ukraine, Russia insists negotiations remain on the table.
Text: Óscar Ontañón Docal
Published 2025-07-10

The latest news on Russia and Ukraine. The Kremlin has dismissed suggestions that peace talks over Ukraine have reached an impasse, following remarks by United States President Donald Trump and the United States decision to resume arms transfers to Kyiv.


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Peskov: "We have repeatedly said that it would be preferable for us to achieve our goals through peaceful political and diplomatic means, but as long as this does not happen, a special military operation continues, and the reality on the ground is changing every day."


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Moscow reiterated readiness for a resolution, stating it still awaits a response from Ukraine regarding a new round of discussions. Meanwhile, Russia's military operation continues to shape the situation on the ground, following the largest drone strike of the war so far.

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