Kremlin Says It's Too Early to Assess Outcome of Envoy's US Trip Amid Trilateral Talks Discussion
Spokesman Dmitry Peskov commented on potential trilateral peace talks following Kirill Dmitriev's visit to the United States.
The Kremlin has discussed the possibility of trilateral peace talks and commented on a recent trip to the United States by an envoy of Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to TASS.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said it is too early to assess the results of the US trip made by Kirill Dmitriev, TASS reported.
Specific details on the substance of Dmitriev's discussions in the United States, or the parties potentially involved in the trilateral talks referenced, were not included in the available excerpt.
Dmitriev has previously served as an envoy involved in contacts between Russian and US officials on various issues.
Further detail on a timeline for any follow-up talks or a formal Kremlin assessment of the trip was not available in the source material.
The comments come amid continued diplomatic engagement between Russian and US officials on matters related to the broader conflict.
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- Kremlin discusses potential trilateral peace talks, comments on US trip by Putin’s envoy — TASS (Russia)
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