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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday that future talks on ending the war should focus on security guarantees for both Russia and Ukraine and on an overall framework for security across Europe. He spoke to Russian state television a day after meeting US envoy Steve Witkoff, and confirmed Russia is ready to resume US-mediated talks with Ukraine next month. The key line was about what the talks are for. Putin said the aim is security for both countries after peace agreements in their final form, not after a temporary ceasefire for a short period. That lands one day after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said freezing the front line is the most realistic first step. Reuters’ account doesn’t show Putin addressing Zelenskyy’s proposal directly, so the contrast is ours. Putin said Witkoff stressed the talks must also cover the architecture of European security as a whole, and that he agrees. That phrase has history. In December 2021, ahead of the invasion, Moscow asked NATO to deny Ukraine membership and roll back its deployments near Russia. In 2025, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said any guarantees must keep Ukraine neutral, non-aligned and non-nuclear. On territory, Putin said eastern Ukraine is historically Russian land and that residents voted to join Russia in referendums held seven months into the invasion. Russia is demanding Ukraine cede all of Donbas. Kyiv refuses to give up land it holds. The UN General Assembly voted 143 to 5 in October 2022 to condemn Russia’s annexation of four Ukrainian regions, and Ukraine and the West dismissed the referendums as sham votes held on occupied land. The story behind the story is the gap in what each side treats as the first step. Kyiv wants the shooting to stop, then talks on guarantees. Moscow says it wants a final settlement, not a short-lived pause. Zelenskyy told reporters Ukraine backs any ceasefire proposal, including an energy ceasefire, and that Kyiv received word Russia supports a three-way meeting at the level of negotiating teams. He wants it by early November. Russian officials point to around November 10 or mid-month. Even the narrow deal on energy hasn’t held. Trump said on October 11 that Russia and Ukraine had agreed to stop striking each other’s energy infrastructure, but Russia has kept hitting Ukraine’s power grid and Kyiv has hit Russian refineries, Reuters reports. Zelenskyy has also said Washington warned Ukraine it would restrict intelligence if Kyiv keeps striking Russian oil and gas, Kyiv Post reports. Putin repeated that Russia never wanted to launch a war and met hostile reactions from Ukraine on issues Moscow cares about. Russian forces crossed into Ukraine on February 24, 2022. US-led efforts to reach talks stalled in February when the US-Israeli war with Iran broke out, Reuters says. Our take (editorial note): Both sides now say yes to talks, which is progress of a kind. But they’re agreeing to meet over different questions. Kyiv wants to stop the shooting first. Moscow wants territory and Europe’s security order settled in the same room. Until that sequencing is settled, a date on the calendar isn’t a deal. A note on sourcing: Putin spoke to Russian state television, and what Witkoff told him comes from Putin’s own account. If you value getting the story behind the story, you can support The Codex Signal. Link in bio. #TheCodexSignal #Putin #Ukraine #Russia #Witkoff #Zelenskyy #Ceasefire #Geopolitics #breakingnewsviral #UkraineWar
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday that future talks on ending the war should focus on security guarantees for both Russia and Ukraine and on an overall framework for security across Europe. He spoke to Russian state television a day after meeting US envoy Steve Witkoff, and confirmed Russia is ready to resume US-mediated talks with Ukraine next month. The key line was about what the talks are for. Putin said the aim is security for both countries after peace agreements in their final form, not after a temporary ceasefire for a short period. That lands one day after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said freezing the front line is the most realistic first step. Reuters’ account doesn’t show Putin addressing Zelenskyy’s proposal directly, so the contrast is ours. Putin said Witkoff stressed the talks must also cover the architecture of European security as a whole, and that he agrees. That phrase has history. In December 2021, ahead of the invasion, Moscow asked NATO to deny Ukraine membership and roll back its deployments near Russia. In 2025, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said any guarantees must keep Ukraine neutral, non-aligned and non-nuclear. On territory, Putin said eastern Ukraine is historically Russian land and that residents voted to join Russia in referendums held seven months into the invasion. Russia is demanding Ukraine cede all of Donbas. Kyiv refuses to give up land it holds. The UN General Assembly voted 143 to 5 in October 2022 to condemn Russia’s annexation of four Ukrainian regions, and Ukraine and the West dismissed the referendums as sham votes held on occupied land. The story behind the story is the gap in what each side treats as the first step. Kyiv wants the shooting to stop, then talks on guarantees. Moscow says it wants a final settlement, not a short-lived pause. Zelenskyy told reporters Ukraine backs any ceasefire proposal, including an energy ceasefire, and that Kyiv received word Russia supports a three-way meeting at the level of negotiating teams. He wants it by early November. Russian officials point to around November 10 or mid-month. Even the narrow deal on energy hasn’t held. Trump said on October 11 that Russia and Ukraine had agreed to stop striking each other’s energy infrastructure, but Russia has kept hitting Ukraine’s power grid and Kyiv has hit Russian refineries, Reuters reports. Zelenskyy has also said Washington warned Ukraine it would restrict intelligence if Kyiv keeps striking Russian oil and gas, Kyiv Post reports. Putin repeated that Russia never wanted to launch a war and met hostile reactions from Ukraine on issues Moscow cares about. Russian forces crossed into Ukraine on February 24, 2022. US-led efforts to reach talks stalled in February when the US-Israeli war with Iran broke out, Reuters says. Our take (editorial note): Both sides now say yes to talks, which is progress of a kind. But they’re agreeing to meet over different questions. Kyiv wants to stop the shooting first. Moscow wants territory and Europe’s security order settled in the same room. Until that sequencing is settled, a date on the calendar isn’t a deal. A note on sourcing: Putin spoke to Russian state television, and what Witkoff told him comes from Putin’s own account. If you value getting the story behind the story, you can support The Codex Signal. Link in bio. #TheCodexSignal #Putin #Ukraine #Russia #Witkoff #Zelenskyy #Ceasefire #Geopolitics #breakingnewsviral #UkraineWar

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