Russia Welcomes Any Call on Ukraine to Stop Strikes on Civilian Economic Infrastructure — Kremlin
Moscow Kremlin. Spasskaya Tower
Being updatedRussia welcomes any call to Ukraine to halt attacks on civilian economic facilities, Kremlin Spokesperson Dmitry Peskov says.Other statements by Dmitry Peskov:Any countries can contribute to a settlement in Ukraine by influencing Kiev and pushing it toward flexibilityThe situation on oil markets is deteriorating rapidly, mainly due to developments in the Persian GulfThe disabling of Saudi Arabia’s oil pipeline knocked more than 4% of global supplies off the market, which cannot but cause concernThe Russian military is carrying out its tasks throughout the entire territory of Ukraine and will continue to do soIt is becoming increasingly clear to professionals, based on the dynamics at the front lines, that Russia is consistently moving toward achieving its goals in the special military operationThe dynamics of advances at the front lines of the special military operation will continue; no one should have any doubts about thatPutin reacted positively to the readiness of the leaders of China and India to contribute to the Ukrainian settlementAny countries can use their influence on Ukraine to encourage it toward greater flexibility and bring the settlement of the conflict closerThe situation in oil markets is deteriorating rapidly, which is linked to instability and fresh rounds of escalation in the Persian GulfThe deterioration of the situation in oil markets cannot but cause concern among global economiesRussia supports Cuba’s aspiration to work in BRICSAt the summit in New Delhi, the candidacies of countries wishing to join BRICS were not discussed
WorldTrilateral Talks on Ukraine Could Resume in October — KremlinYesterday, 09:31 GMT
