Dmitry Peskov

Is Europe really going to listen? Europe is going to be extremely wary about this because they haven't quite got their PR in line because he met with Dmitriyev, who is a sort of fixer guy and likes talking moneybags with the likes of Vitkov and his son-in-law, Kushner.

But at the same time, Dmitry Peskov, the official spokesman of the whole shooting match, and that's probably the right term of the Kremlin, says, oh, no, we're with Trump.

You know, the midterms make no difference.

You know, more or less that the war goes on.

because they've gone to the border areas, they've gone to Western Europe, they've even gone to America, and so on.

And this is a big dynamic, and it's the big dynamic that I'm afraid that media finds very difficult to follow, because media is so dependent on what government feeds are.

You know, Dmitry Peskov said this, that when there was a sensible spokesperson in the White House, it was she.

The last one was Levitt.

The message is content for not to disclose.

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov also confirmed that Putin and Rezaei held talks at the Kremlin but did not provide any further details.

Iran's Supreme National Security Council's Secretary, Mohsen Rezaei, He delivered a message from Supreme Leader of Iran, Musharraf Khamenei, to Russian President Vladimir Putin during a meeting in Moscow.

Iranian state broadcaster EREB reported.

The message is content for not disclosed.

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov also confirmed that Putin and Rezaei held talks at the Kremlin but did not provide any further details.

Iran's Supreme National Security Council's Secretary, Mohsen Rezaei, He delivered a message from Supreme Leader of Iran, Musharraf Khamenei, to Russian President Vladimir Putin during a meeting in Moscow.

Iranian state broadcaster EREB reported.

Ron Popesky and Bogdan Kochubey report for Reuters.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov today accused Europe of struggling to decide who would represent it in any future talks about ensuring the continent's security as part of a potential Ukraine settlement.

Peskov said Europe would need to be involved in any future potential peace talks, but said the continent has struggled to get its act together.

Anastasia Lurchakova reports for Reuters.

Donald Trump is still the president of the United States, and even the Kremlin knows it.

So apparently Putin was asked through his spokesman, Dmitry Peskov— he was asked whether the democratic victories would change Russia's relationship with the United States.

And his answer was essentially, why would they? I mean, he said, and I quote, President Trump will continue to exercise his presidential powers, and President Trump will continue to pursue his foreign policy.

And everything else, well, that's just domestic.

Erdogan said his foreign minister and other relevant officials were holding talks with Russia and Ukraine for a potential meeting in Ukraine.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said there were no concrete plans at the moment, but one could be organized at short notice if necessary.

Tuvan Gamruktu reports for Reuters.

Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto will present a new military aid package for Ukraine to Italian lawmakers next week, sources told Reuters today.

People familiar with the situation in Washington, Beijing, and Moscow said officials had been holding serious talks about arranging the first trilateral meeting between the heads of state in two weeks' time.

Work is underway on organizing such a meeting, Dmitry Peskov, Putin's spokesperson, told the Financial Times.

Any reactions to that development?

There was a comment today in response to the question at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs press conference that basically said it wasn't like it's going to happen, but there are conversations.

U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff has said delegations from Ukraine and Russia will meet in Abu Dhabi on November 10th and 11th.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Moscow hopes Trump will continue his peace efforts whatever the U.S. election results.

Translators note, outside of the United States, Europe is hearing the Democratic win as a reason for hope and a reason to stop counting on Washington.

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadfel sees a new opportunity to launch French initiatives on the wars in Ukraine and Iran.