"Hard to imagine": Putin rejected the idea of ​​Zelensky about public talks

It is impossible to conduct a full -scale warfare, as required by the President of Ukraine, as required by the President of the Russian Federation Peskov. The Kremlin is "difficult to imagine" with negotiations between Russia and Ukraine on the end of a full -scale war in public format, as President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy has recently proposed to do so.

This was announced in a comment to journalists on Thursday, November 17, spokesman of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Peskov. The Kremlin's representative accused the Ukrainian side of "seven Fridays a week", noting that Kyiv at different times declared the desire to negotiate, and subsequently refused this idea and even made a decree prohibiting negotiation with the President Russian Federation Vladimir Putin. "(Now) they say they want negotiations, but public.

At the same time, it is difficult to imagine public talks at all, there are no public talks, and even more so public talks to such an extent," said the Presidential President of Russia. Peskov also added that, according to the Kremlin, the Ukrainian side does not want any negotiations, so the full -scale war "continues and its goals should be achieved.

" We will remind, on Wednesday, November 16, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky made a statement that he received signals from Western partners on the proposal of Vladimir Putin to start direct negotiations with Kiev. In response, the head of the Ukrainian state proposed negotiations in public format. Zelensky explained the idea that Russia is also in public.