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US Must Recognize 'New Realities' If Serious About Ukraine Peace, Kremlin Tells Trump
Over the weekend President Trump said he has spoken directly to Vladimir Putin about ending the war in Ukraine, something the Kremlin neither confirmed nor denied, only saying that communications with the US administration are currently being conducted through various channels.
"I do believe we're making progress," Trump had told reporters, adding that he expects there to be more communications to come. "We want to stop the Ukraine-Russia war."
But as of Monday the Kremlin still says it has yet to be presented with any concrete offer that it would be enticed by. Moscow has received nothing to get it to the negotiating table with Ukraine, at a moment it has the clear battlefield momentum.



Russia yet to receive satisfactory proposals to start talks on Ukraine, RIA reports

By Reuters
February 10, 20256

Feb 10 (Reuters) - Moscow is yet to receive a good offer to start talks on Ukraine, Russia's deputy foreign minister said in remarks published on Monday, after U.S. President Donald Trump said he believed Washington was progressing in negotiations to end the war in Ukraine.
"It is important that words be backed up by practical steps that take into account Russia's legitimate interests, demonstrating a readiness to eradicate the root causes of the crisis and recognise the new realities," Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin told RIA state news agency in an interview.
"Concrete proposals of this nature have not yet been received," he said.
There has been a slew of contradictory or guarded messages from Washington and Moscow in recent days about possible talks between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin on bringing an end to the war that Moscow started nearly three years ago.
Trump said over the weekend that he has spoken with Putin and he expects more conversations to come.
"I do believe we're making progress," Trump said. "We want to stop the Ukraine-Russia war."
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told the TASS state news agency on Sunday that "many different communications are emerging" on talks between Putin and Trump and that he may not be aware of everything.
"Therefore, in this case, I can neither confirm nor deny it," Peskov said when asked by TASS to comment.
Trump has repeatedly said he wants to end the war and that he will meet with Putin to discuss it. On Sunday, Trump told reporters that he would meet with Putin at an appropriate time.
On Friday, Trump said he would probably meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy this week to discuss ending the war.
Putin sees the war, which marks its third anniversary on February 24, as existential for Russia's survival. Kyiv and its Western allies see it as an unprovoked colonial-style land grab.
Zelenskiy told Reuters that he wanted Ukraine to supply the United States with rare earths and other minerals in return for financially supporting its war effort. The Ukrainian president has ruled out in the past ceding any territory to Russia and insisted on his number-one priority of NATO integration.
Galuzin told RIA that Moscow remains open to a dialogue on Ukraine, but it will keep its demand unchanged: no further expansion of NATO and protection of rights of Russian residents in Ukraine.