Putin Principally Agrees to Resume Trilateral Talks Between Russia, the U.S., and Ukraine, Possible Location in Abu Dhabi

Russian President Vladimir Putin informed U.S. envoy Richard Wittkowski on Wednesday that he is principally in favor of resuming trilateral peace talks between Russia, Ukraine, and the United States around November 10, with Abu Dhabi as a possible location. Wittkowski held a three-hour meeting with Putin in St. Petersburg that day, presenting the latest proposal to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Trump's envoy Jared Kushner participated in the talks via video. Wittkowski stated that progress was made in the Oslo talks and expressed hope that both sides would consider resuming trilateral negotiations and allow technical experts to participate in discussions. Putin also expressed a desire to discuss the possibility of Russia mediating between the U.S. and Iran, noting that Russia has a decades-long special relationship of mutual trust with Iran and is willing to assist in resolving the current crisis.

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