Putin agrees to resume 3-way talks with Kyiv and Washington
Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed Wednesday to resume three-way negotiations next month with Washington and Kyiv aimed at ending the war in Ukraine, a Kremlin official said. The Russian leader has agreed “in principle” to resume the talks after Nov. 10, Putin’s foreign affairs adviser Yuri Ushakov told reporters following a meeting in St. Petersburg between Putin and U.S. President Donald…
Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed to resume three-way negotiations between Washington, Kyiv, and Moscow next month in a bid to end the war in Ukraine, according to a Kremlin official. The talks, which will focus on building a security system for Russia and Ukraine post-conflict, were agreed to "in principle" by Putin following a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump's envoy Steve Witkoff in St. Petersburg.
The discussions come amid the ongoing clash between the two armies and daily long-range strikes between the two countries. Previous negotiations took place earlier this year, with talks held in Abu Dhabi in January and February, followed by further discussions in Geneva. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called for a summit of leaders to break the impasse, insisting that only a summit can resolve the situation.
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