🗣 Key takeaways from Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov’s statements at the Organization of Asia-Pacific News Agencies (OANA) Media Forum:

▪News agencies around the world are currently facing unprecedented challenges amid a global transformation

▪News agencies fulfill one of the most important functions by combating falsehoods in this era of information wars and fake news

▪The global situation is such that fake news and information wars are here to stay and will only intensify

▪Meanwhile, information cooperation between Russia and China is developing positively at various levels

▪The massive Ukrainian attacks during the Russian elections were an attempt to disrupt voting, but they were ineffective

▪Russia continues its special military operation to achieve its objectives, but it is open to resuming trilateral talks on Ukraine

▪There has been no progress yet on the Ukrainian settlement

▪The nature of the US government's dealings with the American media is a domestic matter in which Russia does not interfere

▪The Kremlin works with all journalists; in Russia, it is not customary to restrict their access to the media, as the US White House does

▪Russian President Vladimir Putin plans to meet with parliamentary faction leaders; the Kremlin will provide details on the format of the meeting at a later time