Russian President Vladimir Putin has not received any indication from European countries expressing interest in engaging in peace talks to end the ongoing war in Ukraine.
This was confirmed by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov during a briefing in Moscow on Friday.
“So far there have been no signals,” Peskov said as quoted by NAN.
Peskov made this remark in response to comments by Finnish President Alexander Stubb, who proposed that one or two countries could represent Europe in negotiations with Moscow regarding the Ukraine conflict.
Stubb had specifically suggested that France or the United Kingdom would be suitable candidates to speak on behalf of European nations.
To date, negotiations over a potential resolution to the war have mainly involved Russia and the United States, sidelining both Ukraine and other European countries from direct participation.