Ukraine-Russia war latest: US and Russia to issue joint statement while Saudi peace talks continue

Mark Almond, Director of the Oxford Crisis Researcher, believes Russia wants fast peace – and whether Ukraine left Washington:

Behind the discussion of the discussion on “Technical Details” in Saudi capital, secret jobs on large issues of the peace treaties are probably in the play. The question is: Will Putin accept Trump’s Hustle for Peace – or the thought that the negotiations drawn could better serve the Kremlin’s goal of permanent weakening of Ukraine?

If Russian media celebrate Witkoff’s praise for Putin’s “honesty”, Ukrainian newspapers think about whether their country will suffer the fate of South Vietnam, abandoned from Washington 50 years ago.

America is the only superpower that survives – even prospects – in spite of their proxies falling as dominoes.

Now and Russia It is expected to issue a joint statement after bilateral conversations on Monday, the CBS news reports.

In Ritz-Carlton in Saudi Arabia, American officials met with delegates from Ukraine and Russia as they try to bring two sides to the shared terrain.

The member of the Russian delegation described yesterday’s Russia-USA meeting as a “challenge”, but “useful”.

In the large rooms of the Riyad Ritz-Carlton Hotel, the American delegation is distributed for the intensive circle of diplomacy with officials from Moscow and Kiev.

Here are everything we know so much about separate talks between American officials and their Russian and Ukrainian colleagues.

• Ukraine and American officials met on Sunday night. The Minister of Defense Rustem Moderners welcomed the conversations as “productive and focused”, because delegations are preparing to meet again today.
• Talks between Moscow and the United States began yesterday, and were described as a “challenge”, but “useful” Russian Negotiator Grigory Karasin.
• The United Nations and other countries will now be invited to join the talks, Karasin said Tassat status to the news agency.
• In addition to the ceasefire on the energy infrastructure and the appearance of long-term peace, Washington is looking for achieving a black sea cessation of fire in the intensive circle of diplomacy. This would ensure safe navigation for commercial vessels in the black sea.
• The Russian side has played the ability to negotiate fire breaking fast on Monday. The Dmitry Sand spokesman said many aspects of peace work were yet to be sorted, while the Ministry of Foreign Affairs made Moscow stated that the current negotiations should not be expected to expect the current negotiations.
• The Russian delegation is led by a 70-year-old Sergei Sergee September Security Advisor, and 75-year-old Grigory Karasin, a diplomat career and former ambassador in Britain.
• Sources close to Donald Trump told telegraph that he would start “frustrating” if Russia and Ukraine bombarded the energy infrastructure – allegations that have removed each other.

Two people were wounded after the drone strike in Zaporizhzhi.

“A 58-year-old woman and a 30-year-old man were injured as a result of hostile shelling of Zaporizhzhia district,” said the head of the Ivan Fedorov Regional Army, Tuesday.

Fedorov explained that the Russians attacked the “Shaheds” area.

In one of the villages, the private house was partially destroyed, Mastery and the car are damaged.

According to him, two victims refused to be hospitalized.

Regional Military Directorate Poltava, Volodymyr Kohut, said Dron’s blow injured two workers in the hanger.

He reported Telegram: “Last night and tonight in the Polta region, Air Defense rejects another hostile attack.

“As a result of the fall of the UAV debris in Myrhorod district, the hangar of one of the companies is damaged.

“The fire broke out and immediately turned off,” he said.

Kohut said that two employees were injured in the company. One of them was hospitalized, while others were treated on the scene.

Russia has launched 139 drones and ballistic rockets of Iskander-M during the night of the attack, Ukrainian airforce said this morning.

The planes were recorded by 78 drones, and 34 no longer reached its goals, added to the telegram statement.

The air forces did not say what happened to the remaining 27 drones or rockets.

Russia wants to involve UN representatives as well as other indefinite countries in the Talks with the United States regarding the end of the Ukrainian war, a member of the delegation from Moscow said this morning.

As for the Talks in Saudi Arabia, the Russian Senator Grigory Karasin said, “Everything was discussed – there was an intense, challenging dialogue, but for us it was very useful for us and Americans.

Mr. Karasin, a former diplomat, said that the talks would continue and that the United Nations and others would still be unidentified – countries.

“We will continue to do so, including the international community, above all, the United Nations and individual countries,” he said.

“Generally, the impression was a constructive dialogue, which is needed and needed. Americans are also interested in that,” Mr. Karasin said.

The draft Joint Statement is expected to be published after Russia’s talks, waiting for Moscow and Washington’s approval, the Russian source told Reuters.

China said that he would not send peacekeepers in Ukraine to intend any peace contract.

When asked about the guess reports that China could send peacekeepers in Ukraine in the event of a negotiating agreement on fire, the Spokesperson of the Chinese Foreign Ministry Guo Jiakun rejected the idea.

“Let me emphasize that the report is completely false. The position of China in Ukraine crisis is clear and consistent,” said Mr. Guo on briefing.

China has provided Russia trade in oil and other natural resources, together with diplomatic support, but did not give any weapons or sent any staff.

China, however, is in the close defeat and northern Korea, which sent troops to fight with the Russian army.

British troops sent in Ukraine as part of the planned peacekeeping power could face human rights legislation, warned for human rights legislation.

They called the Secretary of Defense to create an exemption from the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) for all soldiers sent to the region.

Our Whitehall editor Kate Devlin Reports: