Russia open to trilateral talks in November after Putin-Witkoff meeting

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Russia announced readiness to participate in trilateral talks with the US and Ukraine in early November, following a meeting between President Vladimir Putin and US envoy Steve Witkoff. The Kremlin confirmed the decision through advisor Yuri Ushakov. Putin personally informed Witkoff of Moscow's position during their meeting. However, Russia rejected a new peace plan presented by Witkoff, which was developed by the European Union and Kyiv, calling it insufficient. Despite dismissing the European framework, Moscow's acceptance of the trilateral format serves as the primary vehicle for continuing diplomatic dialogue next month. The Kremlin has not disclosed details of the upcoming agenda.


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