Kremlin spokesman Peskov stated that the meeting was solely for confirmation purposes.

Russian President's press secretary Dmitry Peskov issued an official statement regarding a possible three-way summit involving Russian President Vladimir Putin, US President Donald Trump, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, as reported by One.uz.

Such a meeting, Peskov noted, would not merely be for discussions but could serve to formally confirm and solidify agreements already reached. He emphasized that these agreements are not simple conclusions but complex processes involving numerous details.

Therefore, the summit should aim to gather final decisions in one place and put a definitive end to the process. Small headline Kremlin representative Peskov stressed that the leaders’ meeting would not be pointless just to discuss details.

Their task is to conclude the already-prepared conflict resolution process, sign the agreements, and give them legal force. Such meetings should focus on finalizing the current process, not prolonging negotiations.

Small headline Additionally, Peskov criticized the Kyiv side for not participating in the real settlement and reconciliation process. According to him, Ukraine has so far avoided direct problem-solving and instead sought solutions through third parties.

This, he said, indicates that for the trilateral summit to be successful, genuine willingness and international support from all sides are required. Following reports of the summit proposal via Axios, the Kremlin also clearly stated its position on this matter.

This statement underscores the need for adherence to principles of clarity and responsibility in international relations. The statement contains 182 words.

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