It became known about the postponement of the trilateral meeting on Ukraine to March

The trilateral meeting of representatives of Russia, the United States and Ukraine has been postponed to early March. This was reported by TASS on February 25, citing a source.

"The big trilateral meeting has been postponed to early March," the source said.

It is specified that the venue of the negotiations is currently being agreed.

Progress has begun: the meeting in Geneva may set a roadmap for a settlement

Why does the Russian delegation approach it in an updated composition

Russia's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Vasily Nebenzya, said on February 24 that Russia appreciates the United States' position on Ukraine and is responsible for trilateral negotiations. He also added that any agreements should be comprehensive and take into account Russia's concerns about the root causes of the Ukrainian crisis.

On February 18, the third round of closed-door talks between Russia, Ukraine and the United States ended in Geneva. The head of the Russian delegation, Assistant to the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Medinsky, at the end of the meetings, called the trilateral negotiations difficult but constructive. Special Envoy of the President of the United States Stephen Witkoff, in turn, shared that the parties had made significant progress during the discussions.

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