Kremlin says Europe cannot decide who speaks for it in Ukraine security talks

The Kremlin accused Europe on Friday of failing to decide who would represent it in future security talks related to a potential Ukraine settlement, citing prolonged indecision. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said no European ideas had been received, though discussions on mutual security guarantees would require European involvement at some stage. He noted Europe had not determined who could speak on its behalf. The remarks follow a Brussels meeting involving the United States, Ukraine, NATO, and European partners on security guarantees, and President Donald Trump's Thursday comments about a potential "big agreement" involving all of Europe.