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[INTERNATIONAL] · Russia, United States, Ukraine, Vatican City · 23 sources

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Russia expresses openness to new US peace proposals for Ukraine

Russia has expressed openness to considering new American proposals to end the conflict in Ukraine, provided such ideas align with President Vladimir Putin’s objectives and reflect the current battlefield realities. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov noted that the United States has demonstrated a readiness for constructive dialogue and an understanding of Russia’s position.

Despite this openness, formal peace negotiations between Moscow and Washington have largely stalled, partly due to the ongoing conflict in Iran. The Kremlin clarified that while it is willing to host international mediators—including US envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, or Vatican officials—it has not yet received official requests for meetings with the American representatives.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova emphasized that any potential settlement must account for Russia’s national interests. Currently, Russia maintains control over approximately 20 percent of internationally recognized Ukrainian territory. Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has reiterated Washington’s commitment to helping end the war, though he cautioned that a rapid agreement is unlikely.

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Marco Rubio · Maria Zakharova · Russia · Sergei Ryabkov · Steve Witkoff · Ukraine · United States · Vladimir Putin

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