Russia announces pause in Ukraine peace talks citing Middle East conflict
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov announced Thursday that Ukraine peace talks are on a 'situational pause' due to the Middle East conflict. Ukrainian President Zelensky said Ukraine received signals from the U.S. about resuming talks and that a Ukrainian negotiating team is traveling to the U.S. for meetings expected Saturday. Peskov indicated Moscow hopes talks can resume when American partners can refocus on the Ukraine conflict.
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“Russia says Ukraine peace talks in 'situational pause' amid Iran war”
“Ukraine peace talks on 'situational pause' as Middle East conflict intensifies: Kremlin”
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The pause in peace talks is due to the Middle East conflict
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