New date message from Russia for trilateral negotiations
Kremlin Foreign Policy Adviser Yuriy Ushakov announced that the United States, Russia and Ukraine are ready to restart the trilateral negotiations after November 4. Ushakov noted that the date is celebrated in Russia as National Unity Day.
Kremlin Foreign Policy Adviser Yuriy Ushakov, in a statement to the Russian press, offered remarks on the trilateral negotiation process among the United States, Russia, and Ukraine. Ushakov said Moscow was ready to restart talks after 4 November.
Ushakov, who set a date for the talks to resume, drew attention to the fact that 4 November is an important day for Russia.
We Will Be Ready After This Date
In his remarks on the matter, Ushakov said, "The deadline is 4 November, a major holiday for us. After this date we will be ready to restart the negotiations."
Ushakov, recalling that 4 November is celebrated in Russia as National Unity Day, said the negotiations could return to the agenda after that date.
Diplomacy Traffic Back on the Agenda
The trilateral talks between the United States, Russia and Ukraine are important within the diplomatic efforts to end the ongoing conflict.
Ushakov's statement indicates that Moscow is ready to return to the negotiation process, but details on when and under what conditions the talks will begin have yet to become clear.
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