The Kremlin says President Vladimir Putin agrees to resume three-way peace talks involving Russia, Ukraine, and the United States. The next round is expected to begin in November, according to the Kremlin.
Outlets frame the development similarly: both report the agreed timeline for US-mediated talks and highlight that substantive issues remain unresolved. The Kathmandu Post adds context that Russia and Ukraine are still far apart on core elements of any potential deal, including territorial concessions, security guarantees, and the overall terms of a peace agreement. India Today emphasizes the same November resumption point but provides no additional detail beyond that core update.
