Moscow has not received any concrete proposals for cooperation in the settlement of the situation in Ukraine, said Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for the Russian president.
"No, there has not been no specificity yet," Peskov told reporters, answering the question of working with Moscow to support the Vatican to support the Ukrainian settlement.
The Holy See Cardinal Pietro Parole said last Friday that the Pope Lev XIV intends to offer the Vatican as a place of talks between Russia and Ukraine. US Secretary of State Marco Rubions Saturday expressed an opinion that the meeting in the Vatican on the settlement of the Ukrainian settlement will be convenient for both sides of the conflict.
Pope Levon XIV announced last week's willingness to be the willingness of the Holy See as a mediator in the settlement of military conflicts. Speaking at the meeting with representatives of the Eastern Church, he said that "the holy throne is open to meet the enemies and look into each other's eyes."
