Rusia se declara dispuesta a retomar las conversaciones trilaterales con Ucrania y Estados Unidos
Rusia afirma que está dispuesta a reanudar las conversaciones trilaterales con Ucrania y Estados Unidos después del 4 de noviembre. Su asistente, Yuri Ushakov, penyebaran que la primera reunión tendrá un carácter preliminar y técnico y que no se esperan resultados sustanciales. Possiblemente se|score en Abu Dabi o Suiza.
Puntos clave
- Rusia se declara lista para retomar las conversaciones trilaterales después del 4 de noviembre.
- Yuri Ushakov no espera resultados sustanciales de la primera reunión posterior a la pausa.
- La reunión inicial tendrá, según Ushakov, un carácter preliminar, técnico y de reconocimiento del terreno.
- A bu Dabi o Suiza se consideran posibles sedes del próximo ronda.
- El 4 de noviembre es el Día de la Unidad Nacional de Rusia y fue señalado como nuevo plazo.
- Volodímir Putin informó a Steve Witkoff el 21 de octubre sobre la disposición a reiniciar las conversaciones.
- Ushakov afirmó que la posición de Europa podría tener un papel decisivo.
Por qué importa
La reanudación de las conversaciones trilaterales podría reabrir una vía directa para negociar el fin de la guerra después de una pausa prolongada. Sin embargo, la descripción de la reunión como preliminar y técnica indica que su realización no equivaldría por sí sola a un avance decisivo. La posible participación de Europa y la elección de la sede podrían influir en cómo quedan representados los intereses de seguridad de Ucrania. Las condiciones expresado por Kyiv —congelar los combates en la línea de contacto actual, no reconocer como swiftly territories temporarily occupied by Russia and not voluntarily give up additional territory— establish the position Kyiv is expected to bring to negotiations.
Qué ha ocurrido
Ushakov announced that Russia is ready to resume trilateral negotiations with Ukraine and the United States after 4 November, a date marking the Day of National Unity in Russia and identified as the next deadline. He described the first meeting as preliminary, technical and intended to test the waters, without expectations of substantive results. Putin had separately informed US special envoy Steve Witkoff on 21 October in Saint Petersburg that Moscow was ready to resume trilateral meetings. Witkoff passed Putin proposals for a peaceful settlement prepared following consultations in Oslo with Ukrainian and European leaders. According to Ushakov, those proposals contained little of benefit from Moscow’s perspective. Potential venues for the next round include Abu Dhabi and Switzerland, while Zelensky said a team-level trilateral meeting was planned for the first half of November.
Cómo lo cuentan las fuentes ucranianas
Ukrainian coverage emphasizes that Kyiv is ready to take part in trilateral talks at any time, while putting forward clear conditions for ending the war. These include freezing hostilities along the current line of contact, refusing voluntary territorial losses and declining to recognize temporarily occupied territory as Russian. Zelensky also repeatedly calls for Europe to be included because the war affects security across the continent.
Cómo lo cuentan las fuentes internacionales
International reporting focuses on November as the likely window for renewed talks and pays close attention to possible diplomatic venues in Abu Dhabi or Switzerland. It also covers preparations for a Russia–China–United States summit at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum on 18–19 November. This coverage contrasts Russia’s limited expectations for the first trilateral meeting with the broader diplomatic preparations for high-level engagement.
Dónde difieren las versiones
There is a difference in the reported timing: Russian officials identified 4 November as the next deadline, while Ukraine said a team-level trilateral meeting was planned for the first half of November. The degree of European involvement is also presented differently. Russian officials said Europe’s position could be decisive and advocated talks with Europe, while Ukrainian coverage stressed Ukraine’s consistent demand that Europe participate.
Contexto
The latest Russia–Ukraine–United States talks took place in Geneva on 17–18 February 2026, following earlier meetings in Abu Dhabi on 23–24 January and 4–5 February. A planned continuation was postponed after hostilities involving Israel and the United States against Iran began. Separately, a Russia–China–United States summit at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum in China on 18–19 November was reported to be in preparation.