[Peskov: There is no road map to mediate the Russia-Ukraine conflict and Russia looks forward to resuming trilateral negotiations] September 9th, Russian Presidential Press Secretary Peskov told the media on September 9, local time, that there is currently no road map that has been formed to mediate the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and there is only the political will to resume the negotiation process. Russia hopes that the tripartite negotiations between Russia, the United States and Ukraine can be held again within the foreseeable time limit. Russian Presidential Press Secretary Peskov said at a press conference on September 8 that Russia hopes to resume trilateral negotiations between Russia, the United States, and Ukraine on the Ukrainian issue. Peskov said that the Russian army is advancing on the contact line, but it is willing to move toward peace at any time, depending on Kiev's choice. He said Kyiv lacks flexibility in conflict mediation and does not really want an armistice. Ukraine still relies on some European countries that also want to strategically defeat Russia. Peskov also revealed that the issue of sanctions has been included in the agenda of conflict mediation negotiations, but it is not the primary issue. Conflict mediation itself is the top issue.