The Kremlin said Russia sees a dual or mixed approach in US President Donald Trump's position on the conflict in Ukraine. The comment was made Sunday by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov in St. Petersburg, according to the report.
Peskov's remarks suggest Moscow believes Trump's stance contains more than one line of messaging on the Ukraine issue. Based on the available report, the Kremlin did not frame the position as fully consistent, instead describing it with the term "dualism."
The statement adds to ongoing attention around how Russia interprets signals coming from Washington on Ukraine. It also highlights that the Kremlin is closely parsing public positions from the US president when assessing the diplomatic and political landscape around the conflict.
No further detail was available in the trimmed report about which specific statements or policy signals led Moscow to that conclusion. Even so, Peskov's comment underlines that Russia views Trump's Ukraine position as complex rather than straightforward.
