The Kremlin has stated a meeting between U.S., Ukrainian, and Russian leadership—specifically Donald Trump, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, and Vladimir Putin—would only be worthwhile to finalize existing agreements, not to engage in new negotiations. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov emphasized that reaching these agreements will be a complex and challenging process. He indicated that such a meeting would lack purpose without pre-existing finalized terms. RBK Ukraine reported this stance, suggesting Russia is not open to using a potential summit for fresh discussions. The Kremlin’s condition implies a desire to solidify outcomes already substantially agreed upon. This development offers a glimpse into the conditions Russia would require for high-level talks. The process to arrive at such agreements is expected to be arduous.