The Kremlin said on Thursday that trilateral peace talks on Ukraine with the United States have entered a temporary pause. Russia's Izvestia newspaper earlier, citing Russian officials, reported that peace talks between the United States, Russia, and Ukraine are temporarily paused amid the US-Israeli war on Iran. The Iran war has diverted US attention from Ukraine and led to a rise in oil and gas prices. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov added that Russia hopes this pause will be temporary and that a new round of negotiations will be held. The newspaper stated that the Kremlin confirmed the temporary pause, noting that the war in Iran could push Kyiv toward reaching an agreement.
Kremlin: Ukraine Talks Paused Due to Iran War
The Kremlin confirmed a temporary pause in trilateral Ukraine peace talks, citing the Iran war that diverted US attention and caused energy price hikes. Russia hopes for a quick resumption of dialogue.