Kremlin Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov said Russia sees a duality in the Trump administration's position on Ukraine, pointing to what Moscow views as mixed signals from Washington. Speaking on Sunday, Peskov said the United States is still supplying weapons to Kyiv.
His comments suggest the Kremlin believes there is a contradiction between US actions and the broader way the administration is presenting its approach to the Ukraine conflict. From Moscow's perspective, continued military aid remains a key indicator of Washington's real policy.
The remarks highlight how closely Russia is reading statements and decisions coming from the United States on Ukraine. They also show that US support for Kyiv continues to be one of the most sensitive issues in relations between Moscow and Washington.
Peskov's statement did not signal any change in Russia's position, but it reinforced the Kremlin's argument that American policy on Ukraine contains competing elements. For now, Moscow appears to be emphasizing that gap as the war and international diplomatic tensions continue.
