The Kremlin has issued a statement in response to reports indicating that CIA official John Ratcliffe proposed a potential three-way meeting involving Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and Volodymyr Zelensky. These reports surfaced during a visit to Moscow concerning the conflict in Ukraine. In a formal response, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov clarified the conditions under which such a gathering could take place.
Peskov asserted that any potential meeting would be contingent upon the formalization of comprehensive agreements aimed at concluding the ongoing war. He emphasized that discussions regarding the specifics of any potential resolution would be premature. According to Peskov, it would be inappropriate to deliberate on the details of these agreements beforehand, citing the position that Kyiv is not prepared to commit to a definitive solution at this time.
Separately, Moscow has also issued a warning concerning the stability of Ukraine’s infrastructure, specifically cautioning about anticipated massive attacks directed at the nation’s energy sectors. The reported proposal for a meeting between the three prominent figures—Trump, Putin, and Zelensky—has been met with conditions set by the Kremlin, linking any diplomatic talks to concrete, pre-agreed terms for an end to hostilities.
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