Kremlin Not Ruling Out Return to Talks with Ukraine in October
- The Kremlin stated that three-way peace talks between Russia, Ukraine, and the U.S. could resume in October, but no exact date or location has been confirmed.
- Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed willingness to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin at the G20 summit in December, but Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov insisted any meeting must occur in Moscow.
- Kremlin adviser Yuri Ushakov and spokesman Dmitry Peskov indicated there is no current coordinated negotiation package, mentioning Abu Dhabi, Türkiye, and other countries as possible venues for trilateral talks.
- Previous negotiation efforts have failed amid unresolved territorial disputes, with both Moscow and Kyiv recently increasing long-range strikes, raising civilian casualties.
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welingelichtekringen.nlMOSCOW (ANP/AFP) - Negotiations between Russia, Ukraine, and the US could possibly take place in October, the Kremlin said on Sunday. Washington wants to get new talks off the ground in an attempt to end the war in Ukraine. According to the Russian state news agencies Ria and Tass...
Russia suggests willingness to talk: The Kremlin considers negotiations to be possible until October. According to SPIEGEL information, Moscow could break away from a decisive precondition for talks.
Trilateral negotiations on the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine could resume in October 2026, said the Kremlin spokesman on Sunday, 13 September, quoted by Russian agencies Ria Novosti and Tass. However, Russian strikes continue to hit Ukraine hard. "A systemic attack on the rail is underway across the country," says Ukrzaliznytsia company.
Trilateral negotiations on the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine could be resumed in October, said Kremlin's spokesman, quoted by the Russian press agencies and AFP on Sunday. "We do not exclude such a possibility (...). I mean, we cannot exclude October, said Dmitri Peskov to Russian journalists. Separated, all Sunday, the main political adviser ...
The spokesman for the Kremlin Dmitri Peskov confirmed this Sunday that he would consider such a possibility. Volodymyr Zelensky, for his part, said on Tuesday he was planning a resumption of talks as early as September, in an attempt to put an end to more than four and a half years of conflict.
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