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Zelensky: Ukraine backs rapid start of new trilateral talks

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Oct. 21 that Russia has agreed to a new round of US-Ukraine-Russia trilateral negotiations, and that Ukraine supports Washington’s proposal to launch the talks as soon as possible, with the aim of holding a meeting in early November or sooner. Zelensky said Ukraine backs peace initiatives including a full ceasefire, a halt to strikes on energy infrastructure, humanitarian operations and prisoner exchanges, while remaining cautious about the prospects of the talks.

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The striking element is the gap between Zelensky's stated support for a fast launch and his own caution about the talks' prospects — a signal that Kyiv is engaging while managing expectations. The agenda items named (full ceasefire, halting strikes on energy infrastructure, humanitarian operations, prisoner exchanges) are incremental, not a settlement framework, which suggests the near-term test is whether a narrow de-escalation can be agreed at all. Whether Moscow's reported agreement translates into an actual meeting in early November or sooner is the open question.

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