On May 10, local time, a general station reporter learned that Russian presidential press secretary Peskov pointed out in an interview with US media a few days ago that Ukraine has been avoiding negotiations. Peskov said that the current situation on the front line has undergone new changes, and the Russian army is making steady progress on all fronts. He pointed out that if a cease-fire is discussed, it is also necessary to simultaneously resolve the issue of the US and European countries continuing to send weapons to Ukraine. In response to US media reporters' questions about whether they want the West to stop military aid, Peskov responded that if the West continues to provide weapons, Ukraine will carry out a new round of mobilization, send additional troops to the front line, and use the cease-fire gap to train new recruits, so that the existing forces can rest. Peskov pointed out that President Putin has always been committed to resolving issues through diplomatic channels.

On May 10, local time, a general station reporter learned that Russian presidential press secretary Peskov pointed out in an interview with US media a few days ago that Ukraine has been avoiding negotiations. Peskov said that the current situation on the front line has undergone new changes, and the Russian army is making steady progress on all fronts. He pointed out that if a cease-fire is discussed, it is also necessary to simultaneously resolve the issue of the US and European countries continuing to send weapons to Ukraine. In response to US media reporters' questions about whether they want the West to stop military aid, Peskov responded that if the West continues to provide weapons, Ukraine will carry out a new round of mobilization, send additional troops to the front line, and use the cease-fire gap to train new recruits, so that the existing forces can rest. Peskov pointed out that President Putin has always been committed to resolving issues through diplomatic channels.