Russian President Vladimir Putin's Foreign Policy Assistant Yury Ushakov said on Thursday that the timing of trilateral negotiations between the United States, Russia and Ukraine depends, among other things, on Kyiv's actions in the coming days. In an interview with Vesti, Ushakov said that Moscow will announce the date of trilateral talks after Russia's National Unity Day, celebrated on November 4, and added that talks will clearly not take place before the celebrations. "We'll see how our Ukrainian rivals behave during these days.
If there are any large-scale bombings during public events, that will probably also somehow affect our mood," Putin's aide noted. Here we are to serve you with news right now. It does not cost much, but worth your attention.
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