Moscow, May 22 -- Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov announced Wednesday that work on a memorandum for a potential Russia-Ukraine peace agreement is actively progressing.
Speaking at a press briefing, Peskov noted that much of the work remains confidential "for obvious reasons." He emphasised Russia's openness to efforts from any country willing to contribute to resolving the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Peskov added that the location for further negotiations between Russia and Ukraine has not yet been determined. Meanwhile, Russia is working to implement a prisoner exchange agreement involving 1,000 captives, which was reached with Ukraine in Istanbul, Turkiye.
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