We are not talking now about negotiations on Ukraine with Europe, but sooner or later we will have to talk with "people who are not very attractive to us", said the assistant of the Russian president Yuri Ushkov in a conversation with Vesti. In response to a question about the desire of the Europeans to join the negotiations, he emphasized: "There are no talks about it. We are talking about preparation, renewal, or rather, tripartite negotiations that were conducted in the past in Abu Dhabi and Geneva." Nevertheless, one day Moscow will have to enter into negotiations with the Europeans, the presidential aide is sure. "Sooner or later we'll probably have to talk to people we don't really like." Last week, Russia and the US agreed to renew the tripartite negotiations on the Ukrainian settlement. They are expected to take place in November in Abu Dhabi. It has been reported that Europe wants to join the negotiations, and Zelensky has also stated that he wants his European allies to participate. In order not to miss our exclusivity: website | Max | telegram.