"Medvedev: Summit concluded in a peaceful and non-demanding manner, perceives it as a victory"

The recent summit between US President Donald Trump and Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin has been hailed as a significant event for Russia by the country's former President, Dmitri Medvedev. The meeting, which took place at the Kremlin, marked the establishment of a full-fledged, high-level contact mechanism between the two nations without any publicly announced ultimatums.

A photograph released by the Kremlin as official documentation of the summit shows Medvedev in attendance, but provides no new information about the outcome or details of the meeting. Medvedev is shown in the photo with no specific context or action indicated, and the image does not show any other individuals or objects of significance.

Medvedev has expressed his belief that negotiations on ending the ongoing conflicts can coexist alongside the summit between Trump and Putin. He believes that the summit has opened a potential avenue for negotiations to end hostilities, and has stated that the US has not exerted further pressure on Russia following the meeting.

In a statement on Telegram, Medvedev wrote that Russia has successfully avoided additional pressure from the US, at least for the time being, as a result of the summit. He further described the outcome of the summit as a success for Russia's diplomatic efforts.

The Russian delegation involved in the talks included foreign policy advisor Uschakow, Foreign Minister Lawrow, Finance Minister Siluanow, Defense Minister Belousow, and Special Envoy Dmitrijew for foreign economic relations. The names of the US delegation members were not detailed in the sources provided.

The meeting between Trump and Putin demonstrated the possibility of negotiations on ending the war and hostilities, and the establishment of the contact mechanism between the US and Russia without any ultimatums was a positive step towards achieving this goal. The success of the summit, as perceived by Medvedev, is a hopeful sign for those seeking an end to the ongoing conflicts.