[Russian Presidential Press Secretary: There are no specific plans for the next round of Russia-Ukraine negotiations] On August 27, Russian Presidential Press Secretary Peskov responded to the statement of the Director of the Ukrainian Presidential Office Budanov that day about the possibility of holding a meeting between the Russian and Ukrainian delegations in September in a routine briefing on the 27th. Peskov said that he currently has no information about the specific plans and timetable for the next round of negotiations, but that contacts between Russia and the United States are continuing. At the same time, Russia remains open to peace negotiations. In response to a reporter's question about the Wall Street Journal citing reports from U.S. intelligence agencies that Russia may launch a limited attack on a NATO member state in the next few years, and that the director of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency visited to prevent such a move, Peskov said that these remarks have nothing to do with the facts and have nothing to do with Russia's intentions. He reiterated that Russia prefers to achieve its goals through peaceful means, but if it is unable to do so, it will continue to carry out special military operations to ensure its own security and interests in the context of the Ukrainian conflict. He further stated that Russia is facing hostile policies from European countries, and pointed out that the so-called "aggression" comes precisely from Europe. (CCTV News)