Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov on the Ukrainian negotiations
Moscow calls on the US and Europe to push the government in Kiev to carry out a humanitarian operation in Konstantinovka, and hopes that Putin's initiative for a humanitarian mission there will go ahead.
Regarding the talks, Peskov said there was no reason to change the composition of the Russian delegation, although Putin could decide to expand it if necessary. He praised Abu Dhabi for providing favorable conditions for the tripartite negotiations, when asked where future rounds would take place.
Peskov declined to comment on reports that Macron could act as an EU negotiator, saying "New information is coming every hour. "There are no bilateral contacts with the Europeans for now, but Moscow remains open to such a dialogue, as Putin has said many times.
He also said the talks in Abu Dhabi did not touch on any of the current NATO members leaving the alliance.