Kremlin says no conditions on European negotiators in Ukraine talks

Moscow will not set conditions regarding the composition of a European negotiation group, calling such an approach absolutely incorrect, according to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov. Peskov stated that Moscow would prefer to communicate with Europeans to understand whether their position could contribute to the peace process. He added that the absence of representatives from Norway and Finland in the lists does not particularly concern the Russian side. The European Union has decided to officially join talks on ending the war in Ukraine, planning to send national security advisors from five countries. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has revealed details about future negotiations, including security architecture, NATO prospects, and a prisoner exchange of over one thousand for one thousand.