"Not Just Moscow": Peskov Suggests Locations for Putin-Zelensky Meeting

Kremlin Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov discussed possible locations for a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Kyiv's regime leader Volodymyr Zelensky. He suggested that Moscow might not be the only location.

The Kremlin's official representative spoke about this during a briefing.

He noted that such a Russian-Ukrainian meeting is possible, but only after the conflict has ended and been effectively resolved. Peskov explained:

To finalize it, to put an end to it, a lot of homework still needs to be done.

Thus, Moscow once again confirmed its readiness to hold negotiations with Kyiv at the highest level. However, this requires the fulfillment of all preliminary agreements.

Moreover, according to Peskov, the venue for negotiations could be not only the capital of the Russian Federation, but also any other point in the world.

Various venues for talks between Putin and Zelensky have previously been mentioned. The Russian president himself has repeatedly stated that he is ready to receive the Kyiv regime's leader for a conversation in the Kremlin at any time.

Also during today's briefing, the head of the Kremlin press service responded to accusations against Russia regarding the escalation of tensions in the Baltic Sea. He stated that the escalating situation is not caused by the actions of the Russian military, but by numerous provocations by the navies of NATO member states.

Comments

[paul3390]

I don't get it—is the Ukrofuhrer supposedly legitimate again?? If you're willing to chat with him? I thought it was a disgrace to vouch for him... Wondrous are Your works, Lord.

[credo]

I don't get it - is the Ukrofuhrer supposedly legitimate again??...

You are not the only one who is so slow-witted; I am also one of those people, and I especially remember what Vladimir Vladimirovich said in November 2025:

"We want to reach an agreement with Ukraine, but right now it's practically impossible, legally impossible. We need the decision to be recognized at the international level," the head of state explained at a press conference following the CSTO summit.

Vladimir Putin is convinced that the current Ukrainian authorities have little hope of winning elections without fraud. The President reiterated that only the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine can extend its mandate under martial law; the country's leader has no such authority.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy's five-year term expired on May 20, 2024. New presidential elections were not held in Ukraine due to martial law, which has been in effect in the country since February 2022. According to a February 2025 resolution, Mr. Zelenskyy may remain president until the newly elected head of state takes office. Vladimir Putin, for his part, has repeatedly questioned the legitimacy of his Ukrainian counterpart.

[Gomunkul]

The patsaks are not supposed to know about this, the chatlans will agree among themselves.

[AdAstra]

Just recently, a Syrian thug, who, as they say, cut people's heads off with his own hands, came to Moscow and... And those hands were quite friendly.

[Boris Sergeev]

The "Overton Window" is opening wider and wider. Now it's "not just Moscow."

[carpenter]

Quote: paul3390

I don't understand something - is the Ukrofuhrer supposedly legitimate again??

In general, why do we need Zelensky? Hitler left this world, but without him, someone was found who signed the act of capitulation.
The same should be done with Zelensky.

[akropin]

https://vkvideo.ru/video-25993389_456239039
How not to recall the classic.

[Alexander Rasmukhambetov]

Well, they have seven Fridays a week, so you shouldn't be surprised.

[tralflot1832]

Zelensky will not do Russia's homework on principle. He has a manic desire to get to Putin by any means necessary, supposedly for "negotiations," and, in a drug-fueled stupor, physically harm the Russian President. He has no such options in Moscow. His "dress code" won't work for us—we'll have to change.

[Egoza]

Quote: tralflot1832

His dress code won't work for us - we'll have to change.

Should I wear aikido? (jacket and pants, white) And then the VVP master class will show!

[kamarada]

Apparently they're leaking it, the Russian government is begging for another deal. But the Satanists, sensing weakness, will push to the limit. What a disgrace the Tsar drove the Russian people into.

[tralflot1832]

Quote: Egoza

Quote: tralflot1832

His dress code won't work for us - we'll have to change.

Should I wear aikido? (jacket and pants, white) And then the VVP master class will show!

I don’t care how and with what Zelensky will sign the capitulation, maybe even without hands.

[tralflot1832]

Quote: paul3390

I don't get it—is the Ukrofuhrer supposedly legitimate again?? If you're willing to chat with him? I thought it was a disgrace to vouch for him... Wondrous are Your works, Lord.

Sorry, there are no others for you in Ukraine. Zelensky still has to survive until the final decision. His own people might kill him and steal his money.

[Asker]

Besides Moscow? Minsk, Beijing, Delhi, or Pyongyang, probably. As long as there's something to talk about and someone to talk to!

[Lako]

Just don't show up in Minsk. There'll be screams again later. As if we were the ones waving the Russian delegation around. Off to the woods, and as far away as possible.

[snow mountain]

Quote: tralflot1832

How and with what will Zelensky sign the capitulation, maybe even without hands?

It may even be the organ he played on the piano.

[your vsr 66-67]

The Russian president himself has repeatedly stated that he is ready to receive the head of the Kyiv regime for a conversation in the Kremlin at any time.

So, is it legitimate or illegitimate?

[isv000]

Quote: your vsr 66-67

The Russian president himself has repeatedly stated that he is ready to receive the head of the Kyiv regime for a conversation in the Kremlin at any time.

So, is it legitimate or illegitimate?

...we’ll dance for ours and yours for a penny, and for a nickel we’ll dance for a hopak!..

[Prisoner]

Does the Kremlin even realize what it's doing?! First it's Zelensky, Bandera's party, a latecomer, then it's VVP ready for negotiations. What weathervanes!

[isv000]

Moreover, according to Peskov, the venue for negotiations could be not only the capital of the Russian Federation, but also any other point in the world.

"... - Well, hello, my dear man. Come in, you'll be our guest.
- By the way, people come to visit of their own free will, and are not dragged by force.
"It depends on who you're visiting. For example, if I invite people over, they come running to me on all fours!"

[Anton Antonov_2]

"During the briefing"—yeah, only VO readers remember the statements about Zelensky's legitimacy? Why don't journalists ask Peskov such a question? If they're forbidden from raising such questions, then what kind of journalists are they?

[poluboyarinovpavel]

When the King Destroys France. Maurice Druon.
In tragic times, History raises great people to the crest; but they themselves
Tragedies are the work of mediocrity.
At the beginning of the 11th century, France was the most powerful, the most
the most populous, most vibrant, richest state in the whole
in the Christian world, and it was not for nothing that they feared its invasions so much, and resorted to it
arbitration court, sought her patronage. And it already seemed that at any moment
The French century will come for all of Europe.
How could it happen that forty years later this same France was
defeated on the battlefield by a country whose population was five times its size
less; that her nobility was divided into warring parties; that
the townspeople rebelled; that her people were exhausted under an unbearable burden
taxes; that the provinces fell away one after another; that gangs of mercenaries
they gave the country over to the stream and plunder; that the authorities were openly
laughed; that money had become worthless, commerce was paralyzed and everywhere
poverty reigned; no one knew what tomorrow would bring. Why then
How did this power collapse? What turned its fate so abruptly?
Mediocrity! The mediocrity of its kings, their stupid vanity, their
frivolity in state affairs, their inability to surround themselves with the necessary
people, their carelessness, their arrogance, their inability to bear
great plans or at least follow those that were hatched before them.
Nothing great will happen in the political sphere, everything is fleeting,
if there are no people whose genius, character traits, and will can ignite,
to unite and direct the energy of the people.
Everything perishes when the heads of state are replaced by,
Foolish people. Unity disintegrates on the ruins of greatness.