MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin praised the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday for trying to understand the "root causes" of the Ukraine conflict and bring an end to it, in what it said was a marked contrast with the approach of Europe.
The Kremlin is keen to play it cool as efforts continue to restore bilateral relations that it said were badly damaged during the previous Biden administration.
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Russian and US diplomats meet in Istanbul for second round of talks
Russian Delegation Arrives for Talks With US in Istanbul
A Russian delegation arrived on Thursday at the U.S. consul general's residence in Istanbul for Russia-U.S. talks aimed at resolving disputes over the work of their respective embassies in Washington and Moscow.
Russian, US diplomats to meet in Turkey to discuss operation of embassies in Moscow, Washington
Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov says diplomats from Russia and the United States will meet in Istanbul on Thursday to discuss the operation of their respective embassies in Moscow and Washingt
Russia sees Washington's genuine attempts to understand root causes of Ukrainian conflict, Kremlin spokesman says
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After Trump comments, Kremlin reaffirms opposition to European peacekeepers in Ukraine
Kremlin denies Trump’s claim that Putin is ready for peacekeepers in Ukraine
Russia’s foreign minister last week called the move “unacceptable” — and a Kremlin rep Tuesday said nothing has changed.
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UK's Starmer meets Trump at White House amid divide between US, Europe over Ukraine peace deal
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Asian News International on MSNWashington, Moscow will now focus on peace, not war, says KremlinMoscow and Washington will from now on focus on peace, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in an interview with television host Pavel Zarubin, Russian state media reported on Sunday.Following the recent phone conversation between US President Donald Trump with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin,
MOSCOW - The Kremlin said on Wednesday that preparations were being made for expert-level talks between Russia and the United States to follow up on a high-level meeting last week and an earlier call between presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has made contentious remarks about world leaders, which the Kremlin criticized as 'inadmissible.' Zelenskiy accused U.S. President Trump of living in a 'disinformation bubble' and countered claims about his low popularity rating.
The Kremlin said on Tuesday that Russia had lots of rare earth metal deposits and that it was open to doing deals to develop them after President Vladimir Putin held out the possibility of such collaboration with the United States.
While the primary goal of this week's meetings is to “restore" U.S.-Russian relations, the Ukraine war will be a key point as officials sit down in Saudi Arabia.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says there is an understanding that Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin should meet in person.
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