Kremlin says Ukraine peace talks can resume, after Moscow faced biggest attack in a year

The Ukraine peace process is on pause but Moscow expects it to be resumed, the Kremlin said Monday, commenting on remarks by President Donald Trump that deadly Russian strikes on Ukraine could set back peace efforts

The Ukraine peace process is on pause but Moscow expects it to be resumed, the Kremlin said Monday, commenting on remarks by President Donald Trump that deadly Russian strikes on Ukraine could set back peace efforts.

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Trump suggested to reporters on Friday that a Russian missile strike on a Kyiv apartment building that killed 24 people, including three children, had delayed efforts to reach peace in the four-year conflict.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said attention should be paid to ongoing strikes by Ukraine on civilian targets in Russia. Moscow faced its biggest drone attack in over a year at the weekend, with at least three people killed in the wider region around the capital.