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    Russia says it remains in contact with US on Ukraine settlement

    Prima NewsBy Prima NewsMarch 25, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    Russia remains in contact with the United States ​on a possible settlement of the ‌conflict in Ukraine and hopes Washington will continue its mediation efforts, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry ​Peskov said on Wednesday.
    “Moscow continues ​to maintain contact with the Americans ⁠through existing channels. We are receiving ​updates on the situation. We welcome the ​continued efforts by the American side to create the necessary conditions for reaching a settlement ​in the Ukrainian issue,” Peskov ​said, adding that Russia remains open for dialogue.
    The ‌Vedomosti ⁠newspaper reported earlier on Wednesday, citing sources, that a delegation of Russian lawmakers from the State Duma is expected ​to visit ​the ⁠U.S. in the near future.
    Commenting on the report, Peskov said ​the Kremlin welcomed all forms ​of ⁠dialogue with Washington and that, if the visit were to take place, it ⁠would ​be in the interests ​of both countries.
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