Moscow Will Reconsider Resuming Talks After Ukrainian Attacks, Says Presidential Aide

Russia will reconsider the timing of resuming talks with Ukraine following recent Ukrainian attacks, presidential aide Yury Ushakov said, according to TASS.

Ushakov said Kyiv had effectively undermined the possibility of immediately resuming the negotiation process, though he did not rule out talks resuming at a later stage.

The remarks come amid a broader diplomatic push involving the United States, European allies, and Ukraine aimed at finding a path toward ending the war.

No specific timeline for a potential resumption of negotiations was provided in the report.

The comments reflect the continued volatility of the diplomatic track, with statements from both sides shifting depending on battlefield developments.