‘Obvious’ Putin does not want peace in Ukraine, say Nato ministers, as Russia denies rejecting US plan - Europe live
Kremlin says Putin did not reject peace plan but found some parts of the deal ‘unacceptable’We also got more reactions from the Kremlin this morning, with spokesman Dmitry Peskov insisting that Russia was ready to continue engagement with the US on Ukraine peace deal for as long as it takes to...
<p>Kremlin says Putin did not reject peace plan but found some parts of the deal ‘unacceptable’</p><p>We also got more reactions from the Kremlin this morning, with <strong>spokesman Dmitry Peskov insisting that Russia was ready to continue engagement with the US on Ukraine peace deal for as long as it takes to get an agreement – even as he branded some of the proposals “unacceptable”.</strong></p><p>Peskov insisted that <strong>Putin had not rejected any proposals, but merely “some things were accepted, some things were marked as unacceptable</strong> – this is a normal working process of finding a compromise.”</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2025/dec/03/nato-vladimir-putin-russia-rejects-ukraine-peace-deal-volodymyr-zelenskyy-europe-live-latest-news-updates">Continue reading...</a>
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