Peskov declared Russia's openness to negotiations on Ukraine

Russia remains open to the negotiation process on Ukraine. This was announced on October 11 by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.

"We are maintaining our openness," Peskov said.

He also commented on the question of whether holding elections in Ukraine would be a condition for Moscow to resume negotiations. According to Peskov, Russian President Vladimir Putin has not said anything about this yet.

Inglorious attempts: Kiev is distracting from the situation on the front line with strikes on the Moscow region

The intensity of such attacks will inevitably decrease due to the exhaustion of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the saturation of the Russian air defense, experts believe.

Peskov said on September 2 that the Russian side is always open to negotiations. Thus, he commented on information about possible initiatives by Turkey and the United Nations, which, as reported, are preparing a platform for dialogue between Russia and Ukraine on the issue of a cease-fire in the Black Sea.