"We will discuss the non -public": the Kremlin told about the course of peace talks between Russia and Ukraine

During a briefing, the Russian journalists reminded that the Russian side, which took place in Alaska between Trump and Putin, expressed their readiness for compromises and concessions, which was later stated by US Vice President Jaj Di Wad. Peskov evaded the direct answer when he was asked what compromises he was about, the focus gathered, everything he knows.

"Once again, it will not be superfluous to repeat that Alaska has taken place a very meaningful, constructive, useful and needed conversation . . . We evaluate the effectiveness of this conversation," the Kremlin spokesman said. But Dmitry Peskov did not say "about details". "We consider that to talk about some details in isolation from the general context and in public mode it would hardly be useful for the overall result. We believe that work should be done further in a non -public format.

Only this can be achieved," Peskov said. And according to him, the topic of security guarantees "The most important in the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict", but a public conversation in this regard is harmful to the overall performance. "Of course, this is one of the most important topics in the context of searched settlement. Of course, this topic always appears on the agenda of the contacts. But we would not like to talk about this topic in public format now.

He also reported that Russia "maintains a conflict resolution. " "The Russian side retains its mood to resolve the Ukrainian conflict mainly by political and diplomatic means. This is certainly necessary for reciprocity from Ukraine," Peskov explained, immediately stating that the heads of negotiation groups of the Russian Federation and Ukraine are in touch, but there are no new time.

Finally, Peskov reported that the Kremlin is highly appreciated by "peacekeeping and intermediary efforts by the President of the United States. " "We believe that these efforts are very important and are really able to help settle this complex, ancient and not provoked conflict," said Vladimir Putin's spokesman. We will remind, the meeting of Putin and Donald Trump on Alaska took place on August 15. No documents were signed as a result of the summit.