Russian President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday that Moscow remains ready to resume peace negotiations with Ukraine on the basis of proposals discussed during earlier talks in Istanbul, signaling that Russia still views the framework as a potential foundation for a settlement to the conflict. ... »»»

MOSCOW — Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday accused Ukraine and Western nations of rejecting peace agreements reached during March 2022 talks in Istanbul, alleging they aimed instead to deliver a "strategic defeat" to Russia.Speaking at an economic forum in Vladivostok, Putin claimed that»»»

Moscow [Russia], September 5 (ANI): Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that India, China and Brazil could mediate in potential peace talks over Ukraine, Reuters reported.Putin said a preliminary agreement reached between negotiators of Russia, Ukraine during the talks held in Istanbu»»»

Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed readiness for talks with Ukraine, based on a previously aborted deal from 2022. This comes after Kyiv's offensive into Russia's Kursk region in August. Putin emphasized negotiations should be grounded on the Istanbul agreement, claiming external influences»»»

Moscow has previously warned that Ukraine's Kursk incursion makes any peace talks impossible RUSSIAN dictator Vladimir Putin has said he his ready for peace talks with Ukraine amid the ongoing war. The despot has raged an illegal invasion on Ukrainian soil for more than two years and has now said h»»»