Moscow Has Not Set Date for Ukraine Talks

Moscow has not set a date for proposed trilateral consultations with Ukraine and the United States, Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov said, adding that the timing would depend on battlefield and broader conditions. He said European representatives would not be invited. Ushakov told journalists that Russia had sent no signal to schedule the next round. Any session would take place after November 4, he said, but he did not confirm a date. The Russian delegation’s full composition is not finalized, although its core members are in place, according to Ushakov. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the talks could take place on November 10. The different proposed timing has not been resolved, and no meeting date has been announced by the parties. One account identified Abu Dhabi as a possible venue, but the Kremlin has not confirmed a location. Ushakov cited the situation on the battlefield and the overall situation as factors in deciding when consultations might resume. He also referred to the situation in the Middle East, saying it did not allow the meeting to be held in the near future. He did not specify what conditions Moscow would require before agreeing to a date. The proposed...