Kremlin Says an Agreement To End the Russia-Ukraine Conflict ‘Is a Long Way Off,’ but Hours Later, Putin States That He Thinks That ‘The War Is Coming to an End’
It’s like a game of heads and tails, with ‘War’ written on one side and ‘Peace’ written on the other. The post Kremlin Says an Agreement To End the Russia-Ukraine Conflict ‘Is a Long Way Off,’ but Hours Later, Putin States That He Thinks That ‘The War Is Coming to an End’ appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
TL;DR
- Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov stated that a peace agreement for the Ukraine conflict is a long way off.
- President Vladimir Putin expressed his belief that the war in Ukraine is heading toward a conclusion.
- The article suggests the conflicting statements may stem from different sets of demands, including territorial objectives.
- Peskov noted that the US is in a hurry for a peace deal but that the issues are too complex.
- Putin blamed 'globalist' Western leaders for the war and expressed willingness to negotiate new security arrangements.
- Putin's preferred negotiating partner would be former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder.