The Kremlin said Monday that there have been no high-level contacts with the United States in recent days. The update came from spokesperson Dmitry Peskov, who indicated that top-level engagement between Moscow and Washington has not taken place lately.
At the same time, the Kremlin said lower-level or technical communication is still continuing. According to Peskov, those contacts are being maintained through the Russian Foreign Ministry and the US side, suggesting that some official channels remain open even without recent senior-level talks.
The remarks point to a limited but active line of communication between the two countries. While the absence of high-level contact may signal a pause in direct political engagement, ongoing technical exchanges indicate that practical coordination has not fully stopped.
The statement offers a narrow snapshot of current US-Russia communication, with the Kremlin drawing a distinction between senior diplomatic contact and routine official interaction. No further details were provided on the substance or scope of those technical discussions.
