The Kremlin says it is too early to comment on reports that the United States and Ukraine are discussing a potential ceasefire targeting aerial attacks. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov states that while the Kremlin has heard there may be new proposed formulas, it needs more information before responding. Multiple outlets report the position is that no official details have been provided that would allow the Kremlin to assess or react to the alleged plan.
The reports being referenced describe an alleged U.S.-Ukraine effort to craft a truce related to airstrikes, with one account noting that such a proposal could be connected to a broader U.S.-backed peace package. However, none of the sources provide specific terms of any proposed air ceasefire, and the Kremlin’s public stance is limited to acknowledging that statements exist about potential new ideas while saying it requires additional details.
Overall, the Kremlin does not confirm or deny the existence of discussions, and instead reiterates that it will not comment until it can review the substance of the reported proposals.
