The Kremlin said Tuesday that Russia's delegation at the latest trilateral Ukraine peace talks in the Emirati capital Abu Dhabi, which began earlier in the day, will decide on-site on the format of its report to Russian President Vladimir Putin about the negotiations.
"The delegation will make a decision depending on how the negotiations proceed," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters during a press briefing in response to a question on the matter.
During the press briefing, Peskov declined to predict the chances of progress in resolving the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war or reaching any concrete agreements following the trilateral talks.
He also described a meeting of the Collective Security Treaty Organization's Collective Security Council scheduled for Wednesday in the Russian capital Moscow as a "very important event."
Peskov's remarks come as media outlets reported the start of a new round of US-mediated trilateral peace talks between Russia and Ukraine earlier Tuesday.
Moscow and Kyiv last held US-mediated peace talks earlier this year, with three rounds taking place on Jan. 23-24, Feb. 4-5 and Feb. 17-18. The first two were held in Abu Dhabi, while the third took place in Geneva.
