Kremlin: No immediate prospect for resuming talks with Ukraine

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The Kremlin has stated that there is no immediate prospect for the resumption of peace talks with Ukraine.
Russia has rejected Ukraine's calls for a ceasefire, insisting on a permanent agreement instead.
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov mentioned that while there is no immediate resumption of negotiations, Russia remains open to the idea of talks.
The statements were made on July 16, 2026, amid ongoing tensions between the two countries.
The Kremlin's position reflects its demand for more substantial negotiations rather than temporary measures.

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