Dmitry Peskov

Dmitry Peskov, as the Russia===Kremlin spokesman, delivered Russia's official stance, dismissing the Financial Times report and interpreting Donald Trump's statements as continued interest in Ukraine.

Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin spokesman, confirmed the trilateral talks and described them as complex. He stated that Moscow would continue its military campaign until Kyiv meets its demands.

Dmitry Peskov, Kremlin spokesman, said Moscow views the New START Treaty's expiration 'negatively' and regrets it, but reaffirmed Russia's commitment to a 'responsible, thorough approach to stability' regarding nuclear weapons, guided by national interests. He also reaffirmed Moscow's respect for Beijing's position on not joining trilateral talks.

Dmitry Peskov, the Russia===Kremlin spokesman, confirmed the blocking of Meta Platforms===WhatsApp and explained the decision was due to Meta Platforms===WhatsApp's 'reluctance to comply with the norms and letter of Russian law'. He also promoted Max as an alternative.

Dmitry Peskov, as the Russia===Kremlin spokesman, publicly denied the United States' accusations that Russia and China conducted secret nuclear tests, stating that both nations have not done so and that China has also denied the allegations.