"No Details": Kremlin Responds to Trump's Announcement of Broad Europe-Wide Deal

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov announced today, Friday, that Moscow does not have any details about the broad peace agreement mentioned by US President Donald Trump.

Peskov said in response to journalists' questions: "No, there are no details," adding that the Kremlin is unaware of the nature of this agreement or the stage it has reached.

Trump had previously announced, in statements made from the Oval Office at the White House after meeting with Russian special envoy Kirill Dmitriev, that a "big deal" was being prepared that goes beyond the Ukrainian conflict and could include all of Europe.

He described the agreement as "big and beautiful" and one that "will make everyone happy," without revealing its terms, timeline, or the extent of Kyiv and European parties' approval.

In a related context, Peskov confirmed that dialogue with European countries regarding the future security architecture in Europe and mutual security guarantees "will become necessary sooner or later."

He noted that European security arrangements cannot be discussed without European participation at a later stage. However, he recorded "prolonged hesitation" on the European side and their inability so far to determine who has the authority to speak on their behalf with Moscow.

At the same time, the Kremlin spokesman emphasized that Moscow and Washington maintain a "positive tone" and readiness to continue working together.

He also specifically praised recent humanitarian efforts, including the meeting between the Russian delegation and First Lady Melania Trump in Washington.