Ushakov called the agreements between Putin and Trump the basis for solving the problems.

The agreements reached by Russian President Vladimir Putin and US Leader Donald Trump in Alaska are the basis for solving current problems. This was announced on October 10 by Russian Presidential aide Yuri Ushakov.

"The agreements that were reached between the two presidents in Alaska are simply the basis of all agreements! We don't have any others yet," Ushakov said.

He clarified that the elements of these agreements can be used to solve current problems, and stressed that both sides, Russia and the United States, are ready to implement the agreements reached.

"We are ready to accept the ideas that have been outlined and discussed," he added.

He also denied the allegations about the exhaustion of the potential of these agreements. In addition, he noted that if it is possible to achieve what was discussed at the talks, it will lead to a peaceful settlement.

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On October 10, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that the momentum of Anchorage, where the leaders of the Russian Federation and the United States were negotiating, had not been lost. According to him, the Russian side is "full of optimism" about negotiations with the United States.

On the same day, Putin said that Russia and the United States remain within the framework of the agreements reached in Alaska, and the countries understand "where to go" in resolving the Ukrainian conflict. He noted that Russia is considering ways to a peaceful settlement of the Ukrainian conflict based on the discussion that took place at the meeting between Putin and Trump in Alaska.

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