Kremlin spokesman Peskov said on Sunday that Russia believes it is too early to comment on reports that the US and Ukraine are discussing the possibility of suspending air strikes as part of efforts to end the war. A Ukrainian source said that Ukrainian and US officials have discussed an air cease-fire proposal and plan to submit it to Russia as part of a new effort to restart peace talks. The source said that Ukraine had proposed a cease-fire to Russian President Vladimir Putin in the past, but they were all rejected. However, some officials believe that the economic pressure brought about by Ukraine's continued drone and missile attacks may prompt Russia to soften its position. Interfax quoted Peskov as saying, “We don't know how credible these reports are, and we don't know what the source is. These are just newspaper reports, nothing more. It is therefore too early to comment on this at this stage.”

Kremlin spokesman Peskov said on Sunday that Russia believes it is too early to comment on reports that the US and Ukraine are discussing the possibility of suspending air strikes as part of efforts to end the war. A Ukrainian source said that Ukrainian and US officials have discussed an air cease-fire proposal and plan to submit it to Russia as part of a new effort to restart peace talks. The source said that Ukraine had proposed a cease-fire to Russian President Vladimir Putin in the past, but they were all rejected. However, some officials believe that the economic pressure brought about by Ukraine's continued drone and missile attacks may prompt Russia to soften its position. Interfax quoted Peskov as saying, “We don't know how credible these reports are, and we don't know what the source is. These are just newspaper reports, nothing more. It is therefore too early to comment on this at this stage.”