Kremlin press secretary Yuri Ushakov stated this, Russian propaganda news agencies TASS and RIA Novosti reported.According to Ushakov, the parties agreed not to disclose the details of the negotiations but exchanged views on the prospects for a peaceful settlement in Ukraine."Putin stated that Moscow could agree to some aspects of the U.S. plan for Ukraine, but some points draw criticism from the Russian side," Yuri Ushakov clarified, adding that during the meeting, Moscow received four more documents in addition to Trump's initial 28-point plan.He noted that they discussed ways for further settlement of the Ukrainian 'crisis',  the essence of the American plan, rather than specific proposals, and the prospects for achieving a long-term peaceful settlement.The parties also confirmed their readiness to continue joint work to resolve the 'conflict' in Ukraine. According to Ushakov, representatives of the U.S. president conveyed "greetings and best wishes from Trump" to Putin, to which Putin responded with similar greetings and a series of political signals."A possible personal meeting between Putin and Trump will depend on the progress made towards a settlement," Yuri Ushakov added.On December 2, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin stated that Russia "does not plan to fight with European countries," but in the event of aggression from their side, Russia is "ready to start now."Furthermore, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin stated that he could "cut Ukraine off from the sea" after the latest attacks on "shadow fleet" tankers.