According to Russian media reports on the 28th, Russian presidential assistant Ushakov said in an interview with the media that the date of the tripartite talks between Russia, the US, and Ukraine will be determined soon, and the exact date will depend on factors such as the battlefield situation. Ushakov said that the tripartite talks will be held after November 4. The personnel of the Russian delegation have yet to be determined, but the core team already exists. He also said that the talks were limited to Russia, the US, and Ukraine; EU countries were not invited to attend the conference. Russian President Vladimir Putin did not discuss the European delegation's participation in the negotiations when speaking on the phone with Norwegian Prime Minister Stöhler and Finnish President Stubb on the 27th. On the 21st, Putin met with visiting US presidential special envoy Witkov for about 3 hours in St. Petersburg. Ushakov said that during the meeting with Witkov, Putin said that Russia is preparing to restart tripartite talks between Russia, the US, and Ukraine in mid-November. The topic is about building a Russian-Ukrainian security system after the conflict is over.

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