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In the early morning of September 2, local time, Russian President Vladimir Putin held a press conference before ending his visit to Kyrgyzstan. Regarding the current negotiation process on the Ukraine issue, Putin pointed out that any negotiations should have substantive content, and the negotiation process on the Ukraine issue is currently frozen. Putin also said that US presidential envoy Witkov and his son-in-law Kushner have always been popular people in Russia, and Russia is happy to cooperate with them. Referring to the war situation on the front line, Putin pointed out that the Russian military has received instructions to prepare a large-scale attack on Ukraine's energy facilities. “They hit our factory and there will be a response,” he said. Commenting on the recent visit of the US CIA Director to Moscow, Putin said that contacts between Russian and American intelligence services have always existed and have not been interrupted even during the most difficult period of the Cold War.

Zhitongcaijing·09/01/2026 20:33:26
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In the early morning of September 2, local time, Russian President Vladimir Putin held a press conference before ending his visit to Kyrgyzstan. Regarding the current negotiation process on the Ukraine issue, Putin pointed out that any negotiations should have substantive content, and the negotiation process on the Ukraine issue is currently frozen. Putin also said that US presidential envoy Witkov and his son-in-law Kushner have always been popular people in Russia, and Russia is happy to cooperate with them. Referring to the war situation on the front line, Putin pointed out that the Russian military has received instructions to prepare a large-scale attack on Ukraine's energy facilities. “They hit our factory and there will be a response,” he said. Commenting on the recent visit of the US CIA Director to Moscow, Putin said that contacts between Russian and American intelligence services have always existed and have not been interrupted even during the most difficult period of the Cold War.