Negotiations between Russia, Ukraine, and the USA in Geneva: The Kremlin claims that the "main issues with Ukraine" will be discussed, including territorial ones.

The negotiations between Russia, Ukraine, and the United States are scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday, in a tense climate, with Kiev under pressure from the US to reach an agreement. Moscow insists on the cession of the entire Donbas region. The Kremlin has announced that the Russian delegation will be led by Vladimir Medinski, an advisor to President Putin, and will also include the head of military intelligence, Igor Kostiukov.

The Kremlin's spokesperson, Dmitri Peskov, emphasized that the discussions will address a wide range of issues, including territorial demands. US President Donald Trump has expressed a desire to mediate an agreement to end the conflict, which he described as a "senseless bloodbath," although Russia and Ukraine continue to disagree on essential topics such as control over the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant and the role of Western troops in post-war Ukraine.