Sooner or later we will probably have to talk to those people who are not particularly attractive to us", Ushkov regarding possible negotiations with the European Union. The aide of the Russian president, Yuri Ushkov, noted that there is currently no talk of negotiations between Russia and Europe, but in time it will be necessary to renew the dialogue. As for the desire of the Europeans to join the negotiations, which should take place in the near future, Ushkov stated that this possibility is not being considered. "There is no talking about it. We are talking about preparation, renewal, or rather, tripartite negotiations that were conducted in the past in Abu Dhabi and Geneva," he said. The Russian president's aide also noted that if tripartite negotiations take place, it will also be affected by Kiev's actions on November 4, when Russia will celebrate National Unity Day. "We will still see how Ukraine's rivals are behaving these days, whether there will be large-scale bombings. It also means a lot," Oshakov said.

Sooner or later we will probably have to talk to those people who are not particularly attractive to us", Ushkov regarding possible negotiations with the European Union. The aide of the Russian president, Yuri Ushkov, noted that there is currently no talk of negotiations between Russia and Europe, but in time it will be necessary to renew the dialogue. As for the desire of the Europeans to join the negotiations, which should take place in the near future, Ushkov stated that this possibility is not being considered. "There is no talking about it. We are talking about preparation, renewal, or rather, tripartite negotiations that were conducted in the past in Abu Dhabi and Geneva," he said. The Russian president's aide also noted that if tripartite negotiations take place, it will also be affected by Kiev's actions on November 4, when Russia will celebrate National Unity Day. "We will still see how Ukraine's rivals are behaving these days, whether there will be large-scale bombings. It also means a lot," Oshakov said.