Kremlin Awaits Ceasefire Signals from Ukraine
The Kremlin announced on Thursday that it has not received any signals from Ukraine indicating a readiness for a ceasefire. Despite numerous media reports about ceasefire initiatives, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed that Moscow has not received any concrete indications from Kyiv.
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The Kremlin has declared that it has yet to receive any signals from Ukraine regarding a willingness to initiate a ceasefire, as confirmed by a government spokesperson on Thursday.
Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin's spokesman, addressed the media, stating that despite several reports circulating about potential ceasefire agreements, no formal communication has been sent from Kyiv to Moscow.
This statement comes amid ongoing international discussions and speculation about possible resolutions to the conflict, yet official word from the Ukrainian side remains pending.
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