The Kremlin has said that it 'absolutely' agrees with Donald Trump after the US President Volodyymyr Zensensky warned to 'move quickly' to end the conflict in Ukraine.
'[The Trump administration] Talk about the need to establish peace as quickly as possible and to do it through negotiations, “Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told journalists.
“We also said that this function is more favorable for us than the previous administration, and that we absolutely agree with the American administration.”
Peskov continued with the BIDEN administration and claimed that the previous team in Washington declared no goals to initiate a peace process' and spoke 'only about war'.
Trump launched a diverse attack on President Zensky yesterday and called the Ukrainian leader “a modest successful comedian” and “a dictator without elections.”
In what seemed to be a thin-hededy threat, Trump further said that “Zensky can move better quickly or that he will not have a country left.”
The extraordinary eruption came after Zensky accused the US president of traps for Russian fake news, in which Trump suggested yesterday that Ukraine was the fault of the illegal invasion of Moscow in the country three years ago.
Today speaking, Peskov repeated that the relationships between the US and Russia were on their way to improve and revealed that Moscow had agreed to resume dialogue with Washington over all issues related to the war in Ukraine.
“It was decided to resume the Russian-American dialogue over all parameters,” he said, after the two parties had had discussions in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday.
A possible new prisoners exchange between Russia and the US was on the agenda, he added, as part of the Moscow agreement and the Washington agreement to work on repairing the relationships at all levels.
Vladimir Putin previously praised Trump for 'changing his position' when he started receiving 'objective information'
Trump, depicted that arrived at the White House last night, launched a different attack on President Zensky yesterday
Zensky has destroyed the United States for 'help' Vladimir Putin 'to get out of isolation'
Zensky said that Tuesday between us and Russian officials had come a 'surprise' for Kiev, amidst the fear that Ukraine will be frozen from negotiations, forcing it by Washington to accept an unfavorable peace agreement.
Referring to the conversations, Zensky said yesterday: “I believe that the United States helped Putin to break out of years of isolation … All this has no positive effect on Ukraine.”
Putin said today in his comments that Trump had told him that Ukraine will participate in future conversations, adding that there was no need for a 'hysterical' response to yesterday's meeting.
“We don't impose anyone. We are ready, I have said this a hundred times – if they want, let these negotiations take place. And we will be ready to return to the table for negotiations, “he said. “Nobody excludes Ukraine.”
Asked by reporters about the possibility of a new prisoner swap, Peskov said today that the US Russia in Riyad had contributed to a general rapprochement between the two super powers.
At least 10 Americans remain behind bars in Russia, including two who have been designated by Washington as 'incorrectly detained'.
Moscow freed an American citizen, Kalob byers, days before the Russian and American delegations met in the Saudi capital.
Earlier this month, Russia Marc Fogel, an American teacher who had broadcast a 14-year prison sentence for drug smuggling after he was caught at an airport of Moscow with a small amount of marijuana.
He was liberated in exchange for Alexander Vinnik, a Russian cyber crime boss who was guilty of money laundering after being extradited from Greece.
