Archive · 27 Jul 2026
Kremlin Denies Seeing New Ukraine Peace Proposals
The Kremlin says it hasn't seen any real details about new peace plans for Ukraine.
A Ukrainian source said there were talks about an air ceasefire.
Presidents Trump and Zelenskiy are going to meet in Washington to talk about this.
The Kremlin also didn't want to comment on a claim by Zelenskiy about Russian plans involving North Korean troops.
Kremlin says no specific details on new Ukraine peace proposals.
Ukrainian source mentions discussions on an air ceasefire proposal.
Trump and Zelenskiy to meet in Washington on Tuesday.
Kremlin declines to comment on Zelenskiy's assertion about North Korean troops.
Report is auto-generated from Reuters news service.
- Who
- Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, Ukrainian source, U.S. and Ukrainian officials, Presidents Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskiy
- What
- Discussions on new peace proposals for Ukraine and a meeting between Trump and Zelenskiy
- When
- Scheduled for Tuesday, July 30
- Where
- Washington
- Why
- To discuss potential peace proposals and other bilateral issues
Kremlin's Stance
Ukrainian Source's Claim
Existence of New Peace Proposals
Kremlin's Stance
The Kremlin has not seen any specific information or details regarding new peace proposals for Ukraine.
Ukrainian Source's Claim
A Ukrainian source mentioned that U.S. and Ukrainian officials have been discussing a proposal for an air ceasefire as part of new peace talks.
- Meeting Between Trump and Zelenskiy
- Scheduled for Tuesday in Washington
- Kremlin's Position on New Proposals
- No specific details or tangible information received
- Ukrainian Source's Claim
- Discussions on an air ceasefire proposal
- Kremlin's Response to Zelenskiy's Assertion
- Declined to comment on Zelenskiy's remarks about North Korean troops
- Reporting Source
- Reuters news service