Erdogan's spokesman doubted that the conflict would end with Kyiv's "positional gains"

According to him, after meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, he came to the conclusion that this conflict is not between Kiev and Moscow.

Kalyn called the current situation "Cold War 2.0": Russia offered the West to build a new security architecture, but the parties failed to agree.

"I am sure that the war will not end for Ukraine with any positional gains," RIA Novosti quoted him as saying.

Earlier, US presidential candidate Robert Kennedy Jr. admitted that the United States is waging war against Russia.

He also called on the US authorities to listen to Putin and noted that if Americans put themselves in Russia's shoes, they will understand that the biggest enemy of the United States is Washington.

According to Kennedy, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky would have avoided a conflict with Russia if he had declared that Kiev had no plans to join the North Atlantic Alliance.