The Kremlin is strengthening its delegation in negotiations with Ukraine - this may indicate readiness for a more serious discussion on ending the war. Bloomberg For the meeting in Abu Dhabi, scheduled for Tuesday, Moscow is sending two deputy heads of the Foreign Ministry - Ryabkov and Glauzin, the head of military intelligence Kostyukov and a representative of the General Staff. The delegation will be headed by Medinsky. It is assumed that the participation of senior diplomats responsible for relations with the United States and the Ukrainian direction, along with the leadership of military intelligence, will allow for simultaneous discussion of the political terms of the agreement and the military mechanisms for its implementation. According to Bloomberg, this is a signal of Moscow's readiness for more substantive negotiations after months of deadlock. But so far there is no evidence of Putin's willingness to make concessions. And you can read us in "Max".