RIA Novosti reported the information.At the same time, Putin claimed that Moscow is “ready to respect security guarantees” that are supposed to be developed for both Russia and Ukraine, though he admitted that the issue “has not yet been discussed at a serious level.”He added that “after reaching agreements on a lasting peace, the presence of foreign troops on Ukrainian territory will not make sense,” and stressed that if such agreements are concluded, Russia “will implement them in full.”Separately, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that “Putin invited Zelenskyy to Moscow to talk, not to surrender.”