Peskov: Russia awaits concrete proposals from Europe on security guarantees

Moscow awaits concrete ideas from the West

The Kremlin confirmed that dialogue with European countries would become inevitable if the matter proceeds to the formation of a system of security guarantees for Ukraine and the Russian Federation. This position was voiced by Dmitry Peskov, commenting on the public statements by US President Donald Trump regarding the prospect of concluding a "broad agreement" that could have consequences for all of Europe.

«Розмова з європейцями знадобиться, коли мова йтиме про забезпечення безпеки РФ та України і про майбутнє системи безпеки Європи» (Talks with Europeans will be needed when it comes to ensuring the security of the Russian Federation and Ukraine and the future of the European security system), Peskov noted.

Lack of initiative from Europe

According to the Russian leader's press secretary, Moscow currently notes prolonged indecision on the part of European partners. The Kremlin emphasised that no concrete proposals or ideas regarding mechanisms for security guarantees for all parties interested in the conflict have yet been received from Western capitals.

In addition, Peskov reported that the Russian capital does not yet have details regarding specific proposals that Trump is believed to potentially voice.

Context of diplomatic contacts

It is worth noting that this statement was made against the backdrop of active diplomatic activity by the US President. Prior to his comments, Trump held a meeting with Vladimir Putin's representative, Yuri Dmitriev. The following day, the American leader discussed the Ukrainian issue with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.

The information was published on 6 November 2026 at 15:35.