A new round of talks on Ukraine will be held in Geneva, according to the Russian presidential press secretary.

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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News

Moscow, February 13 (Xinhua) – A new meeting of representatives of Russia, the United States, and Ukraine will take place on February 17-18 in Geneva. This was announced by Russian presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov at a briefing on Friday.

"The next round of negotiations on a Ukrainian settlement will also take place in a trilateral Russian-American-Ukrainian format on February 17-18 in Geneva," said D. Peskov.

The Russian delegation will be led by Vladimir Medinsky, aide to the Russian president, a Kremlin spokesman clarified.

D. Peskov also noted that the Russian-US working group is considering prospects for trade and economic cooperation.

"Indeed, trade and economic cooperation—both potential and proposed—are on the agenda and are being discussed," the Russian president's press secretary emphasized.

"At the moment, the de facto situation is such that, in practice, until a Ukrainian settlement is reached, so to speak, it's hardly possible to talk about anything concrete, and for now, this is limited to discussions. But as time goes on, and if we do make progress toward a peaceful settlement, then this could move into practical application," he concluded.

In late December 2025, it was announced that work on resolving the situation around Ukraine would continue within the framework of two specially created groups: one on security and one on economic issues. The first round of trilateral security consultations involving Russia, Ukraine, and the United States took place on January 23-24 in Abu Dhabi.

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