Kremlin says no progress in Ukraine talks, hopes for resumption

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday that Russia hopes to resume trilateral talks on Ukraine, despite no progress being made so far in this process.

Speaking at a media forum organized by the Asia-Pacific News Agencies Organization, Peskov stated that Moscow is seeking another attempt to achieve its objectives through peaceful means, emphasizing the importance of returning to the negotiating table.

Peskov also noted that information warfare will continue to evolve and become more complex, requiring significant efforts from news agencies worldwide to counter it and maintain professionalism and accuracy amid the spread of questionable information.

The Kremlin spokesman added that Russia is continuing its special operation in Ukraine to achieve its stated goals, with military actions ongoing in this context.