Kremlin sees no sign of “peace track” after Zelensky, Trump statements

According to The Moscow Times , Kremlin Spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said this at a briefing, Ukrinform reports. “There are still no prerequisites for moving to a peace track in the negotiations,” he said. According to Peskov, Russia remains “open” to a diplomatic settlement, while allegedly seeing no similar openness on the part of Ukraine. “European states are trying to find more and more funds to purchase weapons [for Ukraine – ed.]. The Kyiv regime continues its rather terrorist activities,” Peskov said, without mentioning Russia’s ongoing attacks on critical, civilian and energy infrastructure across Ukraine. Asked whether the Kremlin considers calls by U.S.