Putin to Personally Select Head of Russian Delegation for Trilateral Talks, Kremlin Aide Says
A Kremlin aide told TASS that no package of proposals has yet been agreed among the parties involved, with each side pursuing its own priorities.
Russian President Vladimir Putin will personally choose the head of the Russian delegation for upcoming trilateral talks, a Kremlin aide said, according to a report by the Russian state news agency TASS.
The aide said that as of now, no package of proposals had been agreed upon among the parties involved in the talks. The aide added that each side is pursuing its own set of priorities heading into the negotiations.
TASS did not specify further details regarding the parties involved in the trilateral format, the timing of the talks, or the specific issues to be discussed. The report attributed the statements solely to an unnamed Kremlin aide.
Further details on the composition of the Russian delegation, the agenda of the talks, or a possible date have not yet been made public.
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