Russia supports the implementation of a 30-day ceasefire in the war with Ukraine, but only with the proper consideration of the “nuances” of the conflict, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Friday (9).
“This theme was presented a long time ago on the Ukrainian side…”, pondered Peskov, according to Tass news agency.
“And as soon as it was presented by the US government of Donald Trump, it was supported by President Vladimir Putin, with the caveat that it is very difficult to discuss this in detail if no answers are found for a large number of nuances around the notion of ceasefire,” he added.
Russia has stated that the introduction of a prolonged break in hostilities depends on the establishment of mechanisms to monitor and maintain such a measure.
Understand the conflict between Russia and Ukraine
The conflict in Ukraine, which began with the large -scale Russian invasion in February 2022, continues to be marked by violence and civilian deaths.
The Ukrainian President asked the US to participate in an international peace effort, helping to protect the country’s airspace.
Russia denies target civilians, but thousands have been killed and injured since the beginning of the invasion.
Russians currently control about 20% of the Ukrainian territory in the east and south.
Ukraine is sharing information on alleged war crimes with international partners, and the International Criminal Court investigates the cases.
Under the Trump administration, the US surveyed conversations with Russian and Ukrainian representatives in an attempt to end the offensive.
Although ceasefire agreements have been announced, both parties continue to exchange attacks.
This content was originally published in Russia says it supports 30-day ceasefire, but considering “nuances” on the CNN Brazil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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