Moscow will draw up a separate list of cessation terms, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters.

‘I won’t tell you anything with confidence at this point. Undoubtedly, there will be a separate list of terms for the ceasefire. An agreement on this was reached in Constantinople“, He said, when asked to clarify, whether there would be a separate document for a possible ceasefire plan or whether it would be included in a memorandum of future peace agreement.

Peskov did not reveal any more details.

It is recalled that on May 19, during a telephone conversation with US President Donald Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Moscow is ready to work with Kiev for a memorandum on a future peace treaty, Agreements.

Before that, the head of his office chief Ukrainian President, Michael Pontoliakhe said that Russian anti -competition, in the negotiations in Istanbul, had made a number of demands in Ukraine for a ceasefire. According to the Ukrainian politician, they were read by a piece of paper by the head of the Russian delegation, assistant to Russian Federation President Vladimir Mentinsky.

Pontoliak said ‘Russia requires the return of four regions: Donetsk, Luhank, Zaporizia and Peninsula areas” In addition, he claims that Moscow wants Ukraine to resign from participation in any military alliances, the weapons industry and the supplies of weapons from the West.

Pontoliak noted that the Russian Federation has made many requests that are “impossible to fulfill”.