“Russia Open to Dialogue with Ukraine, but with Conditions, Kremlin says”
Russia is open to dialogue with Ukraine, including intermediaries, but with conditions of achieving goals. President Putin maintains this openness, as stated by Dmitry Peskov, press secretary. Ukrainian President Zelensky suggests using intermediaries as in previous discussions.
“Russia Boldly Rejects International Criminal Court: Deems it Illegitimate and Illegal”
Russia considers International Criminal Court (ICC) as illegal and does not recognize its authority, according to Dmitry Peskov. The Russian President’s spokesman stated that they consider ICC orders against their head of state as illegitimate acts.
“Russia Extends Hand of Dialogue to France: No Preconditions Necessary, Says Kremlin Spokesperson”
Russia is open to unconditional dialogue with France, according to Dmitry Peskov, the press secretary of the Russian President. Both countries are ready for meaningful negotiations, especially in the field of work. This comes in response to the possibility of a meeting between President Putin and President Macron.
“Putin and Erdogan Could Meet in Astana: High-Stakes Diplomatic Talks in the Making”
Confirmation from the Press Secretary of the Russian President: Russia and Turkey are considering a meeting between Putin and Erdogan in Kazakhstan. Talks expected during the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit on July 3-4. Stay informed on Telegram.
“Russia Denies Writing Off Karabakh as Defense Ministry Responds to Western Aggression”
Russia denies having a program to write off Karabakh, according to President Putin’s spokesman. The Defense Ministry also links its activities to the situation in Ukraine and says the Armed Forces are prepared daily.
“Peskov Expresses Concern Over Ukrainian Conflict Escalation: Calls for Diplomatic Solution Amidst Growing Tensions”
RD President’s spokesperson expresses concern over Ukrainian conflict escalation and lack of progress in peaceful solution, citing similar statements from other countries. French President considers sending troops to Ukraine if Russia crosses red line, seeks support from Kiev. France’s possible participation in border conflict labeled as dangerous.
“Russian Peacekeepers Bid Farewell to Lernayin Gharabagh: Withdrawal Reflects Shift in Regional Dynamics”
Russian peacekeepers have left Lernayin Gharabagh, as their activities are no longer needed in the region. This follows Armenia’s recognition of Azerbaijan’s borders. The withdrawal reflects the changing political circumstances in the area.
“Russian Peacekeepers Begin Withdrawal from Nagorno-Karabakh Region, Confirms Spokesman Dmitry Peskov”
Russian President Dmitry Peskov confirmed the withdrawal of peacekeepers from Nagorno-Karabakh, as reported by News.am. This development follows the footage of Russian technology passing through Azerbaijan.
“Russia and Turkey Engage in Crucial Economic Negotiations Amidst Crisis: Kremlin Spokesperson Reveals Details”
Russia and Turkey are in talks to resolve the economic crisis, according to a spokesperson for the Russian President. The negotiations aim to address issues arising from financial calculations and agricultural operations between the two countries.
Russia’s Efforts to Reduce Risks of “Mirror” Cards Lead to Intensified Cooperation with Other Countries, says Peskov
Russia collaborates with other countries to reduce risks of using “Mirror” cards, which some countries view as a threat to national security. Efforts are being made to develop safer fund transfer methods. Several banks in Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan have discontinued servicing these cards due to sanctions. Armenia and Belarus have taken different positions, with Armenia ceasing services while Belarus continues to support “Mirror” cards.