America News Agency

Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that no date has yet been determined for the new trilateral talks between Russia, Ukraine, and the United States, and that holding the talks in the U.S. is not planned.

Noting that a new round of talks will begin soon, Peskov added that there has never been any plan on the agenda between Russia and the United States to hold the talks on U.S. soil.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Friday that he would meet with members of the Ukrainian delegation on Saturday to receive information on sensitive issues that could not be addressed by phone during the trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi.

In a statement on Thursday, Zelensky also said that the next talks with the U.S. and Russian delegations would take place in the near future, likely in the United States.

The second round of talks between Russia and Ukraine, conducted with U.S. mediation, concluded on Thursday in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. No tangible progress was achieved on key issues such as territorial arrangements and a ceasefire.

Following the talks, Russia and Ukraine carried out a large-scale prisoner exchange for the first time in about five months, with both sides returning 157 detainees.