Kremlin on Monday said it is too early to discuss the four-party peace talks proposed by Ukrainian President Zelensky and reiterated concerns about his "legitimacy." Zelensky said on Saturday that he supported four-party talks between the US, Ukraine, Russia, and the EU, adding that peace talks held by Washington and Moscow without Kyiv's involvement would be "very dangerous." When asked about Zelensky's remarks, Kremlin spokesman Peskov told reporters, "So far, no one has seriously discussed the possible composition of the negotiators." He said, "So far, our starting point is that the Ukrainian president has no authority to hold such talks." Moscow has long maintained that Zelensky did not hold another election at the end of his five-year term last year because martial law was in effect, meaning he did not have the legal authority to sign the peace protocol.
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Kremlin on Monday said it is too early to discuss the four-party peace talks proposed by Ukrainian President Zelensky and reiterated concerns about his "legitimacy." Zelensky said on Saturday that he supported four-party talks between the US, Ukraine, Russia, and the EU, adding that peace talks held by Washington and Moscow without Kyiv's involvement would be "very dangerous." When asked about Zelensky's remarks, Kremlin spokesman Peskov told reporters, "So far, no one has seriously discussed the possible composition of the negotiators." He said, "So far, our starting point is that the Ukrainian president has no authority to hold such talks." Moscow has long maintained that Zelensky did not hold another election at the end of his five-year term last year because martial law was in effect, meaning he did not have the legal authority to sign the peace protocol.