The Kremlin welcomes Trump's desire to bring peace to Ukraine

Russia welcomes the American leader's wish Donald Trump to bring peace to Ukraine. This was announced on March 4 by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.

"We hear his statements about his desire to bring peace to Ukraine, this can only be welcomed. We are receiving certain information about the proposed actions in this direction, which is also welcome," he said at a briefing.

Peskov added that the Kremlin will continue to look at how the situation in the world is developing in reality.

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Peskov also mentioned a possible stop of aid USA To Kiev the best contribution to peace. He noted that Ukraine receives most of its ammunition and other weapons from the United States.

The Reuters news agency reported on March 3 that the White House had confirmed suspension of military aid To Kiev from Washington. It was clarified that the pause would last until Trump decides that Ukraine's leaders "demonstrate a good-faith commitment to peace."