TREE NEWS update: Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on September 13 in New Delhi that a resumption of trilateral talks on Ukraine in October cannot be ruled out. Jared Kushner, son-in-law of US President Donald Trump, said meetings in Moscow and Kyiv had made clear what could bring a long-term resolution to the conflict, and that new ideas had emerged that could be discussed at trilateral talks soon.
Kremlin: October Resumption of Trilateral Ukraine Talks Not Ruled Out
AI take
The signal here is less the possibility of talks than the channel: a Kremlin spokesman floating a timeline from a third-country capital, paired with a US intermediary claiming Moscow and Kyiv have surfaced workable ideas. That framing suggests both sides are testing whether a trilateral format can be revived without preconditions. Whether October materializes — and whether the "new ideas" survive contact with the actual parties — is the open question.
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