The Kremlin has suddenly begun speaking about possible negotiations with Europe over ending the war in Ukraine. Vladimir Putin even named his “ideal” mediator — former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder, a longtime friend of the Kremlin and one of the most controversial political figures in Europe’s Russia debate.
The proposal immediately triggered outrage and sharp criticism across Europe. Officials in Brussels and major EU capitals are already discussing alternative candidates who could potentially lead future negotiations between Kyiv and Moscow.
Why has Putin suddenly changed his rhetoric? Is the Kremlin genuinely seeking dialogue, or is this another geopolitical maneuver aimed at dividing the West? And who could realistically become the key mediator in the most important negotiations of the war?

In this report, we break down the latest signals coming from Moscow and Europe — and what they could mean for Ukraine and the future of the conflict.

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