The Kremlin on Thursday dismissed U.S.
President Donald Trumps latest remarks on the Ukraine war as doing not have anything new but emphasized Moscows readiness for mutually considerate discussion with Washington.Trump on Wednesday cautioned of fresh sanctions versus Russia unless it accepted a deal to end its almost three-year war on Ukraine.
We do not see any especially new elements, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov informed reporters when inquired about Trumps comments.Peskov said it was clear from Trumps very first presidency that he liked sanctions which Moscow was closely monitoring his declarations.
We remain all set for discussion, for equal, equally considerate discussion, Peskov added.Expectations are high that Russian President Vladimir Putin and Trump will hold a phone call about the war in the coming days.Russian forces have actually made a series of vital battlefield advances in recent weeks, while both Moscow and Kyiv have intensified aerial strikes targeting locations far from the front lines.On his Truth Social platform Wednesday, Trump prompted Putin to strike a deal now and threatened high levels of taxes, tariffs and sanctions.
The Kremlin has actually consistently rejected the wave of Western sanctions troubled Russia considering that it released its full-blown invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
Peskov acknowledged on Thursday that Russia deals with economic problems ...
as all nations do, however otherwise insisted that Moscow has the resources to fulfill all military needs.