Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov affirmed Russian President Vladimir Putin's readiness to hold a meeting with his American counterpart, Donald Trump. In statements to reporters, Peskov noted a current lack of details concerning high-level meetings, yet underscored the President's readiness for any
Russian-American encounter. He mentioned that Putin and Trump consistently confirm their willingness to hold another meeting during phone calls, should it become necessary. Regarding a potential meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Peskov clarified the Kremlin's "well-known" stance. He reported that
Putin had stated Zelensky could visit Moscow if desired, with necessary security guarantees. Peskov stressed that Zelensky "is fully aware of the decisions that must be made." Concluding, Peskov asserted that holding a summit before completing expert-level work would be impractical
and a waste of time.
