According to the Kremlin's statement, Moscow did not receive any data on the negotiations between the United States, Ukraine and European countries that took place in Geneva. This was reported by putin's press secretary Dmitry Peskov, russian media reports.
Peskov confirmed that the Kremlin is aware of the "corrections" to the peace plan that took place in Geneva, but stressed that Moscow did not officially receive them.
"We read the statements following the discussions that took place in Geneva. Some adjustments were made to the text of the peace plan that we saw earlier. But the Kremlin has not received any official information yet," Peskov noted.
He added that Moscow does not know the final text of the plan, and emphasized that the Kremlin refuses to publicly discuss the US plan for Ukraine through the media.
"We'll wait. There, the dialogue is probably ongoing, some contacts will continue. So far we haven't received anything officially," he added.
As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, Ukraine and the United States prepared an updated and revised framework document for peace following the talks in Geneva on November 23.
On November 23, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced changes to the American "peace plan" to end the war in Ukraine following a meeting with Ukrainian officials.
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