经济观察网据央视新闻客户端消息，当地时间1月21日，俄罗斯总统新闻秘书佩斯科夫在简报会上拒绝 透露俄方代表在达沃斯与美国方面接触的细节。他表示，此次俄美会晤属非公开性质，所有关于乌克兰 问题的解决方案讨论均系机密。 会谈在美国代表团临时设在达沃斯镇一座19世纪教堂的"美国之家"举行。会谈持续两个多小时。 威特科夫在会谈结束后回答媒体记者提问时表示，会谈"非常积极"。德米特里耶夫对记者说，会谈"具 有建设性"，越来越多人意识到俄方立场的正确性。 佩斯科夫称，俄罗斯正等待并期望及时获得美国、欧盟和乌克兰三方讨论的最新结果，同时将重视听取 各方提出的建议。克宫承诺，将在俄美实际发生接触时对外通报。 俄罗斯总统普京的特别代表德米特里耶夫20日同美国总统特朗普的特使威特科夫、女婿库什纳在瑞士达 沃斯世界经济论坛年会期间举行会谈。 ...

经济观察网据央视新闻客户端消息，当地时间1月20日，俄罗斯总统新闻秘书佩斯科夫在当日简报会上 表示，俄总统特别代表基里尔.德米特里耶夫计划在达沃斯与部分美国代表会面。佩斯科夫未证实其可 能与特朗普会晤的媒体猜测。 佩斯科夫认为，现在讨论俄罗斯是否参与加沙"和平委员会"还为时尚早。俄方尚不清楚其仅涉及加沙问 题，还是会涉及更广泛的议题，俄方期待在与美方接触中获得解答。 佩斯科夫表示，俄罗斯认为，继续了解美国、欧盟与基辅之间就乌克兰问题解决方案进行的磋商内容信 息至关重要。 佩斯科夫说，俄罗斯主张恢复与美国的贸易和经济合作。 在谈及摩尔多瓦当局关于宣布计划在未来几个月内退出独联体的声明时，佩斯科夫说，这并不令人意 外。 此外，佩斯科夫表示，俄罗斯尚未收到参加巴黎七国集团峰会的邀请。 关于俄罗斯国内经济，佩斯科夫称，俄罗斯正监控物价上涨情况，并采取措施维持宏观经济稳定。他表 示，克里姆林宫目前并不担心通胀率会超出4%~5%的预测区间。 ...

据报道，柳宾斯基说："俄美一旦条件成熟就可能举行峰会，(俄罗斯)珍视布达佩斯为此提供平台的意 愿。我觉得，俄美领导人这方面的声明不会有任何疑问。" 中新网12月18日电据俄媒18日报道，俄罗斯外交部副部长柳宾斯基表示，俄美一旦条件成熟就可能举行 峰会，俄罗斯珍视布达佩斯为此提供平台的意愿。 12月2日，俄罗斯总统普京在克宫接见了美国总统特使威特科夫和美国总统特朗普的女婿库什纳。美方 代表访俄旨在商讨美方提出的乌克兰冲突调解计划。普京表示，美方将计划中的27点内容拆分为四个部 分并建议分别讨论。 此前，俄罗斯总统助理乌沙科夫在会谈后表示，会谈富有建设性，但仍有许多工作要做，俄美双方将继 续保持接触。 （文章来源：中国新闻网） 报道称，美国政府此前宣布正在制定一项关于乌克兰问题的解决方案，并指出由于工作仍在进行中，暂 不讨论其细节。克宫方面则表示，俄罗斯对谈判持开放态度，并继续基于安克雷奇会谈的平台进行讨 论。 ...

来源：中国新闻社综合自参考消息、央视新闻、新华社 12月2日，俄罗斯总统普京在接受记者采访时说，"我们无意与欧洲开战，这一点我已强调过无数 次。但若欧洲突然想对我们开战并付诸行动，我们现在已经准备好了。战争会结束得很快，局势 将迅速演变至无人可与我们谈判的境地。" 美俄会谈未达成乌克兰问题妥协方案 当地时间2日晚，俄罗斯总统普京与美国总统特使威特科夫以及特朗普的女婿库什纳 就俄乌"和 平计划"在克里姆林宫举行会谈，俄总统助理乌沙科夫和俄罗斯直接投资基金总裁德米特里耶夫 参加会晤。会谈持续近五小时。 会谈期间，正在爱尔兰访问的乌克兰总统泽连斯基称，乌正密切关注美俄会晤进程，并将等待美 方会后发出的信号。 普京表示，欧洲如果承认战场现实，就还可能重返乌克兰危机的调解进程。俄罗斯一再重申无意 与欧洲开战。但 如果欧洲突然发动战争，俄罗斯"现在"就做好了应对准备 。 会晤谈及领土 暂无乌克兰问题妥协方案 会谈结束后，俄罗斯总统助理乌沙科夫表示，本次会谈富有建设性、非常有益且内容充实。会谈 讨论了领土问题，不过俄美商定不公开会谈实质。 乌沙科夫表示，在会谈中，双方探讨了多个版本的乌克兰问题解决方案。五小时的会谈使得各方 ...

Core Points - Russian President Putin indicated that the "Ukrainian issue checklist" proposed by the U.S. could serve as a basis for future agreements, expressing readiness for serious discussions with U.S. representatives [1][2] - The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues to impact the European economy, with calls for a diplomatic solution to achieve peace [1][4] - The Ukrainian government is under pressure due to internal corruption scandals and is facing significant military challenges on the battlefield [7][9] Group 1: Russia's Position - Putin stated that the Russian military currently holds the initiative on all fronts and is accelerating its advances, indicating that military action will continue if Ukrainian forces do not withdraw from controlled areas [4] - The Russian side is prepared for serious discussions regarding the proposed "28-point peace plan," which has been modified during talks between the U.S. and Ukraine [2][4] - Putin expressed willingness to make formal commitments to Europe regarding non-aggression, dismissing claims that Russia intends to attack Europe as unfounded [4] Group 2: Ukraine's Response - Ukrainian President Zelensky emphasized that territorial concessions for peace are unacceptable, asserting that as long as he is president, there will be no agreements involving territorial loss [5] - The Ukrainian government is actively engaging with U.S. and European partners to ensure adequate defense support while continuing discussions on the peace plan [5][6] - Internal investigations into corruption involving key Ukrainian officials are complicating the government's position and may affect negotiations [6][9] Group 3: European Reactions - European leaders, including Hungary's Prime Minister Orban, are advocating for diplomatic solutions to the ongoing conflict, highlighting the economic damage caused by the war [1][9] - The European Parliament has passed resolutions affirming that occupied Ukrainian territories will not be recognized as Russian, while discussions on using frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine are contentious within the EU [8][9] - Belgium's Prime Minister has raised concerns that hastily advancing compensation loans using frozen Russian assets could jeopardize peace negotiations [8]

Core Viewpoint - Russian President Putin expressed that the U.S. proposed "Ukraine issue checklist" could serve as a basis for future agreements [1] Group 1: U.S.-Russia Relations - Putin did not clarify whether the checklist refers to the U.S. 28-point new plan for resolving the Ukraine crisis or a modified version after the U.S.-Ukraine talks in Geneva [1] - Following the Geneva talks, the U.S. decided to break down the 28-point "peace plan" into four parts [1] - Putin indicated that all proposals need to be translated into diplomatic language for serious discussions on specific issues [1] Group 2: Ukraine Crisis Resolution - Russia aims to reach an agreement with Ukraine on territorial issues and seeks international recognition for the resolution of the Ukraine crisis [1] - U.S. President Trump announced plans to send a negotiator to Russia, with expectations that the U.S. representative will arrive in Moscow early next week for serious discussions [1] - Trump's envoy, Middle East special representative Greenblatt, is expected to meet with Putin to finalize a peace agreement [1]

Group 1 - Russian President Putin stated that the U.S. understands the complexity of the Ukraine issue during a meeting with Belarusian President Lukashenko [1] - Lukashenko emphasized the need for the U.S. to act cautiously regarding the Ukraine situation, indicating that solutions are not straightforward [1] - Putin expressed confidence that the U.S. comprehends the intricacies involved in resolving the Ukraine crisis [1] Group 2 - U.S. media reported on a new 28-point plan drafted by the Trump administration to resolve the Ukraine crisis, which includes Ukraine's commitment not to join NATO [3] - The U.S. and Ukrainian representatives held talks in Geneva regarding the 28-point plan, which has since been reduced to 22 points according to President Trump [3] - Ukrainian officials have reportedly agreed in principle to the U.S. peace proposal, although some terms remain under discussion [3] - U.S. Middle East envoy will visit Moscow next week to discuss the Ukraine issue with Russian officials [3]

Group 1 - The talks regarding the Ukraine issue in London have been halted due to a lack of consensus among parties involved [1] - Russia continues to welcome U.S. mediation efforts on the Ukraine issue and maintains communication with the U.S., while not engaging in dialogue with Europe and Ukraine [1] - Russia opposes the deployment of European peacekeeping forces in Ukraine, viewing it as a potential introduction of NATO military presence in the region [1] Group 2 - Ukraine's Foreign Minister and Defense Minister held discussions with UK officials focusing on enhancing Ukraine's defense capabilities and ensuring long-term peace and security [3] - A drone attack in the southern town of Marhanets resulted in at least 9 deaths and 32 injuries, prompting an investigation by law enforcement [3] - Ukrainian air defense intercepted 67 out of 134 drones launched by Russian forces from various regions [3]

据央视新闻消息，当地时间4月23日，俄罗斯总统新闻秘书佩斯科夫表示， 因各方未就一些问题达成共 识，多国将在伦敦举行的乌克兰问题会谈中止。 ━━━━━ 各方仍在统一乌克兰问题的解决方案 佩斯科夫表示，美方仍在继续调解乌克兰问题，俄方对此表示欢迎，并与美方保持沟通，继续进行接 触。另外，俄方没有与欧洲和乌克兰进行对话。 他强调，任何有关乌克兰问题解决方案的提纲都不能公开，否则将失去效果。他表示，关于乌克兰问题 的解决方案，各方存在许多细微差别，统一各方立场的工作仍在继续。 他还表示，俄方不认为美国副总统万斯有关美国可能退出乌克兰问题谈判的言论是最后通牒。 ━━━━━ 反对欧洲维和部队驻扎在乌克兰 佩斯科夫表示，俄罗斯继续反对欧洲维和部队驻扎在乌克兰，因为这意味着北约的军事力量和装备将出 现在乌境内。俄罗斯对此一贯持反对立场。 ━━━━━ 美国特使将再赴俄罗斯推动俄乌停火谈判 有关美国中东问题特使威特科夫本周将访问俄罗斯一事，佩斯科夫没有透露访问的具体时间。 美国白宫本月22日表示，威特科夫本周将访问俄罗斯，与俄罗斯总统普京就乌克兰问题进行新一轮会 谈。此前，威特科夫已就此与普京举行过三次会谈。 点击"在看"，分 ...

Core Viewpoint - The talks regarding the Ukraine issue in London will be suspended due to a lack of consensus among various parties, with Russia welcoming continued mediation efforts from the U.S. [1] Group 1 - Russia's presidential press secretary Peskov stated that the U.S. is still mediating the Ukraine issue, and Russia is maintaining communication with the U.S. [1] - Peskov emphasized that there has been no dialogue between Russia and Europe or Ukraine [1] - He noted that any proposals regarding solutions to the Ukraine issue should not be made public, as it would undermine their effectiveness [1] Group 2 - Peskov mentioned that there are many subtle differences in the positions of the parties involved, and efforts to unify these positions are ongoing [1]