Peskov stressed that no such proposals were received by the Russian side. It is about the publication of "Ukrainian Truth" of November 22, which said that before the beginning of the "Great Twenty" summit, representatives of one of the countries transmitted the Russian side of the "agreement" between Ukraine and the Russian Federation.
Moscow was allegedly proposed to leave the entire occupied territory of Ukraine, but the issue of Crimea was proposed to freeze for 7 years, as well as the issue of Ukraine's accession to NATO. However, the proposal allegedly lost its relevance after the Russian Federation responded to it by a massive missile blow to Ukrainian cities during the G20 summit.
It should be noted that recently the officials of the Russian Federation have repeatedly talked about readiness for dialogue with Kiev, based on the realities that exist today. In particular, the Russian Foreign Ministry representative Maria Zakharova stated on November 9 that Moscow was still open to the negotiations, and she never refused them.
And on November 8, Deputy Chairman of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Andriy Rudenko stated that the Russian side was ready for dialogue with Kiev even without any preliminary conditions. However, after President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky proposed the Ukrainian formula of peace during a speech on the G20, declaring the impossibility of restoring the Minsk format, Peskov said that Kyiv did not want negotiations, and "Special Military Operation" continues.
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