Putin Is Ready to Hold Talks With The U.S. and Ukraine to Seek an End to the War
Yuri Ushakov said Russia is ready to discuss a postwar security system as Washington and Kyiv weigh new approaches to ending the conflict.
- On Wednesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin met with President Donald Trump's envoy Steve Witkoff in St. Petersburg, where presidential aide Yuri Ushakov announced Russia is ready to resume trilateral talks with the United States and Ukraine in mid-November.
- Tensions between Washington and Kyiv have intensified recently, with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warning that Ukraine is being pushed to "capitulate" and expressing doubt that American officials believe the war could end without Ukraine's expense.
- Zelenskyy told U.S. senators on Monday that the Pentagon is "delaying the delivery of" Patriot missiles, while Derkach reported Russia is exploiting U.S. limitations on Starlinks to strike civilian infrastructure serving nearly 2 million people.
- Witkoff introduced new security proposals from the European Union and Kyiv during the meeting, but Ushakov said "there wasn't all that much that was useful in them" for settling the Ukrainian crisis.
- Contrasting with ongoing negotiations, Zelenskyy told Fox News that "Right now, we have to freeze, and I think this is real way to end this war," signaling divergence on conflict resolution strategy.
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According to the Kremlin, Russian President Putin is basically ready to resume talks with Ukraine and the US in November. "I don't think this is the breakthrough," correspondent Michael Wüllenweber said.
A diplomatic initiative by the U.S. government inspires hopes for new Ukraine talks. However, there is great distrust of Moscow.
President Putin has pledged this to U.S. ambassador Witkoff, Kremlin consultant Ushakov explains, so the new negotiations could begin in November.
The Kremlin described U.S.-transmitted peace proposals as vague, but Vladimir Putin does not rule out resuming trilateral talks in November.
Kremlin says it’s ready to resume trilateral talks but sees little ‘useful’ in new proposals from Ukraine and the EU
The Kremlin is ready to resume trilateral talks between Russia, the United States, and Ukraine in mid-November, presidential aide Yuri Ushakov said. He spoke after President Vladimir Putin met with Steve Witkoff in St. Petersburg on October 21.
Russia is ready to resume talks with Ukraine and the US by mid-November, the Kremlin says. US envoy Steve Witkoff discussed this during his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The talks are expected to cover the period after the conflict has ended.
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