Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov:
Moscow is still hearing statements from Europe that do not indicate a desire to contribute to progress towards peace in Ukraine.
There is still no vision for communication between Russia and Europe, but discussions about this will certainly take place at some stage.
President Putin will receive a full report on the negotiations in Abu Dhabi.
A final decision has not yet been made regarding Putin's trip to the G20 summit in Miami.
Communication with the Americans will continue.
Eurasian security will be discussed at the Collective Security Treaty Organization summit in Moscow.
The Europeans did not participate in the negotiations in Abu Dhabi, as they were tripartite.
Putin is open to talks with all leaders, including Europeans. The issue of the Ukrainian settlement is present in one way or another on the agenda of contacts between Russia and the United States at the highest levels.
Putin will meet with the Russian negotiating delegation that visited Abu Dhabi if he deems it necessary.
There is no ambiguity about Armenia's participation in the Collective Security Treaty Organization, and Pashinyan has repeatedly announced Yerevan's loss of interest in the organization.
Armenia does not participate in the work of the Collective Security Treaty Organization, and the organization will respond to this.