Tripartite talks on Ukraine will be held after November 4. Kremlin aide to the Russian presidency Yuri Ushkov announced that the tripartite negotiations involving Russia, Ukraine and the United States will resume after November 4, although the exact date has not yet been determined. Key statements from the Kremlin: The timing of the talks will depend on the situation on the ground, including on the battlefield. The composition of the Russian delegation will be completed soon, and its core members are already in place. Russia has not yet sent signals about a specific date for the resumption of talks. There is no discussion of Finland's Alexander Stubb or Norway's Jonas Gahr Stora as negotiators representing all of Europe. Russia is in talks with the US regarding the possibility of lifting the sanctions on the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF).