MOSCOW - Moscow will send a draft peace memorandum to Kyiv soon, which will outline the key principles of a potential settlement, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said Tuesday.
"Russia continues to work on a draft memorandum regarding a future peace treaty, which will outline a number of positions, including the principles of a settlement, the timing of a possible peace agreement, a potential ceasefire," Zakharova said at her weekly press briefing.
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She said that once the memorandum is completed it will be sent to Kyiv, adding that Russia expects Ukraine to be preparing its own draft to send in response.
In a telephone call last week, Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump agreed that Russia would prepare a draft memorandum outlining the terms for a potential peace deal with Ukraine.
