Peskov: Ukraine's position worsens with delayed peace talks

As the peacekeeping process drags on, Kyiv's position and demands will become increasingly unpleasant, President of Russia's Dmitry Peskov stated.

Consensus

Ukraine's position is deteriorating with each passing day.
The longer the peace process is delayed, the more unpleasant the demands for Ukraine will become.
Peskov stated that Russia has long warned that each day worsens the situation for the Kyiv regime.
Russia does not want to comment publicly on the efforts of American negotiators.
The peace process should proceed in secrecy, according to Russian officials.

American envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner brought more stringent peace conditions to Kyiv than previously offered, and their visit may be linked to intensified Russian strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure. — vm
Ukrainian MP Anna Skorodyh reported that U.S. envoys brought changes to the constitution and territorial recognition in their peace proposals, which Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov dismissed as speculation. — vedomosti
Involvement of European representatives in peace talks in Kyiv may complicate the negotiation process. — tg_rian_ru
Ukrainian President Zelensky previously expressed willingness to find compromises on grain and energy issues after Russian strikes on port infrastructure. — vesti
Several countries have shown interest in providing a venue for Ukraine-related negotiations. — tg_tass_agency