“The Kremlin expects contacts with the U.S. on the peace plan, but there are no agreements yet,” – Ushakov said

Russia expects that the United States will hold talks with it in the near future regarding the peace plan proposed to Ukraine.

This was stated by Russian presidential aide Yury Ushakov.

According to him, Moscow has not yet received any concrete proposal to begin discussions on the peace plan.

“For now, we know that there are certain signals in this regard, but no specific agreements have yet been reached on a meeting between Russian and American representatives,” Ushakov said.

He noted that Moscow is familiar with “one of the variants of the U.S. peace plan.” There have been no concrete negotiations on it, but many of the provisions of the plan discussed in Alaska are “acceptable for the Russian Federation.” Ushakov added that there is “a lot of speculation” around this plan, and that Russia “trusts only information received directly from the United States.”

“We were briefed on one version that follows the understandings reached in Alaska, and therefore many — I wouldn’t say all, but many — of the provisions of this plan seem quite acceptable to us. As for the other proposals — and there are many, 28 points — these provisions, of course, require the most detailed discussion and consideration between the parties,” Ushakov said.

He also stated that the Kremlin is aware of the European peace plan, but its provisions are “non-constructive and unsuitable for the Russian Federation.”