Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Kremlin Downplays Hopes for Ukraine Peace Talks' Success
Ukraine and Russia are considering more peace talks to end the war.
Ukraine's president, Zelensky, wants to talk in Turkey.
The Kremlin, which is like the Russian government, says not to expect anything amazing to happen.
They don't know when a peace agreement might be reached.
A Kremlin spokesperson, Peskov, says there's lots of work before any big meetings can occur.
Zelensky has also requested to meet with Russian President Putin.
This means both sides are trying to find a way to stop fighting, but it might take a while.
Kremlin expresses low expectations for upcoming peace talks.
Ukrainian President Zelensky proposed a third round of talks.
Kremlin stated there is no time frame for a peace agreement.
Peskov said there is much work before high-level meetings.
Zelensky renewed his call for a meeting with Putin.
- Who
- Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
- What
- Kremlin comments on Ukraine peace talks, expressing low expectations.
- When
- The Kremlin made the statement on Tuesday (July 22).
- Where
- The talks are proposed to be in Turkey.
- Why
- To potentially negotiate a ceasefire to end the war.
- Event
- Ukraine-Russia Peace Talks
- Kremlin's Stance
- Low expectations for breakthroughs
- Proposed Location
- Turkey
- Zelensky's Action
- Proposed third round of talks
- Key People
- Zelensky, Putin, Peskov