SVR chief claims peace understanding reached with Ukraine

Sergey Naryshkin, the chief of Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), announced that Moscow and Kyiv have reached a mutual understanding of a fair peace during talks in Anchorage, Alaska. He described the agreement as a balanced settlement that addresses both countries' security concerns and the status of contested territories. No specific terms or timelines were disclosed, and the statement follows weeks of intensified diplomatic activity between the two sides. The claim has not been independently verified by Ukrainian officials.