Moscow ready to resume trilateral talks with Ukraine, US after Nov. 4, Kremlin aide says

The Kremlin is prepared to restart trilateral discussions with Ukraine and the U.S. after November 4, according to Yuri Ushakov. This follows Ukrainian President Zelensky's indication of potential talks in early November, possibly in Abu Dhabi. Ushakov noted that the upcoming meeting may not produce significant outcomes, describing it as a preliminary session. Russia continues to reject ceasefire proposals, insisting on territorial concessions from Ukraine in the Donbas region. Recent meetings involved U.S. envoys and European leaders, with discussions expected to continue at a technical level. Putin is reportedly seeking a meeting with Trump to negotiate a peace deal without Ukraine's involvement.