Export of Ukrainian weapons during war unlikely due to lack of relevant NATO doctrines – Zaluzhny
The successful export of Ukrainian weapons and technologies depends on whether partners have appropriate military doctrines, since NATO relies on doctrines from previous eras, while new Ukrainian technologies are still under development, Ukraine's ambassador to the United Kingdom Valeriy Zaluzhny has said.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and US envoy Steve Witkoff met at the Constantine Palace in St Petersburg, discussing potential approaches to ending the war in Ukraine. According to the Kremlin, the Ukrainian and European strategies presented by Witkoff lacked substantial content. Kremlin spokesman Yuri Ushakov stated that Russia is ready to resume three-way talks with Ukraine and the US in November.
Witkoff spent over three hours with Putin in Saint Petersburg on Wednesday, as the US aims to revive stalled efforts to resolve the conflict that has been ongoing for five years and is now Europe's deadliest since World War II. Ushakov told reporters that Putin discussed the substance of the talks held in Oslo with European officials on Tuesday, noting that while there were some new aspects, they lacked real substance.
The Kremlin assured that the president informed Witkoff that Russia is ready, in principle, to restart the trilateral talks in mid-November, focusing on building security after the conflict ends.
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