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In a recent briefing, Kremlin spokesperson dmitry peskov declared it too early to delve into the specifics of a potential resolution to the war, even as president Putin hints at a possible end. Peskov underscored Russia's willingness to engage in discussions, insisting that the ball is in Ukraine's court to determine its next moves to cease the special military operation.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has not yet decided if he will attend the G20 summit in the United States in December, the Kremlin said Thursday, after Russian media reported that Moscow had been formally invited. The United States is not a member of the ICC and Putin travelled to Alaska last August for a summit with US President Donald Trump.

Russia is ready to take in Iran's enriched uranium as part of a future peace deal with the United States, the Kremlin said on Monday. Russia, which possesses the world's largest stockpile of nuclear weapons, has repeatedly offered to host Iran's enriched uranium as part of any peace deal.

Iran's enriched uranium stockpile has become a focal point in a global power contest, with the US, China, and Russia vying for influence. Tehran insists the material will not be handed over, despite US claims of an impending agreement for its recovery. This dispute highlights the complex political and strategic stakes surrounding Iran's nuclear program.

Ukraine has outpaced Russia in drone attacks for the first time since the war began. Kyiv's forces targeted Russian oil infrastructure, aiming to disrupt funding for the conflict. Russia reported intercepting a record number of Ukrainian drones. Both nations continue to rely heavily on long-range strikes, raising concerns about the war's potential to spread.

The Kremlin has dismissed a Wall Street Journal report alleging Russia is supplying Iran with satellite imagery and advanced drone technology. Kremlin spokesman dmitry peskov labeled the claims "fake news," denying expanded intelligence sharing and military cooperation aimed at supporting Tehran's regional operations against US forces.

The Kremlin denied any recent undisclosed contacts between Putin and Trump. dmitry peskov criticized Ukrainian President Zelenskyy for his handling of the encounter with Trump, calling it 'unprecedented' and suggesting Zelenskyy lacked diplomatic skills and was unwilling to pursue peace.

A US plan to send Ukraine funds seized from Russian businesspeople targeted by sanctions is illegal and any such actions will be contested, Kremlin spokesman dmitry peskov said on Thursday. US secretary of state Antony Blinken said on a visit to Kyiv on Wednesday that Washington was transferring to Ukraine $5.4 million in "assets seized from sanctioned Russian oligarchs, which will now be used to support Ukrainian military veterans".

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's trip to Russia and meeting with President Vladimir Putin will be a full-scale visit, Kremlin spokesman dmitry peskov said. Kim has set off for Russia aboard a special train, a South Korean source said, as Pyongyang and Moscow on Monday confirmed a summit with President Vladimir Putin amid Russia's deepening isolation over its actions in Ukraine.

The Kremlin on Monday commented on Kamala Harris, the leading candidate to replace Joe Biden in the upcoming US presidential election, noting her "unfriendly rhetoric" towards Russia. This remark comes in response to President Joe Biden's announcement that he would not be running in the November 5 election. The Kremlin stated that this issue is not a priority for Russia.

Putin reshuffled top Kremlin positions, appointing Patrushev, Dyumin, Oreshkin. Vaino chief of staff, Gromov deputy. Shoigu replaced Patrushev. Kozak, Ostrovenko, Magomedov, Kiriyenko, Peskov remain.

The Kremlin dismissed on Thursday the findings of international prosecutors investigating the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 (MH17) who said they had found "strong indications" of Russian President Vladimir Putin's involvement in the incident.

Russia has declined to engage in nuclear talks with the United States, citing Nato's expansion into former Soviet regions as a threat to shared security. Kremlin spokesman dmitry peskov stated that Russia will not negotiate a new treaty to replace the current one expiring in 2026, insisting that any agreement should include additional countries.