Russian presidential press secretary Peskov said on the 26th that the decision to resume tripartite talks between Russia, the US, and Ukraine does not mean that military action will be restricted. Peskov said at a press conference held on the same day that the Russian armed forces are continuing to carry out special military operations to launch intensive and continuous attacks on Ukrainian military-industrial complexes, military and paramilitary targets. Peskov said that there are many details to be negotiated to resolve the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, and Russia will not disclose the details of the negotiations. According to Russian media reports on the 25th, Russian presidential assistant Ushakov said that Russia is willing to resume tripartite negotiations between Russia, the US, and Ukraine after November 4. Ushakov said that the proposed tripartite talks are preliminary contacts at the expert level, and expectations should not be too high. Until a peace agreement is reached on the Ukraine issue, a great deal of effort remains to be made by all parties. Referring to Oreshki's humanitarian operation, Peskov believes that this will set a precedent for reaching similar agreements on providing aid to civilians in other regions. He called on the Ukrainian side to implement the agreement reached on Oreshki's humanitarian operation.

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Russian presidential press secretary Peskov said on the 26th that the decision to resume tripartite talks between Russia, the US, and Ukraine does not mean that military action will be restricted. Peskov said at a press conference held on the same day that the Russian armed forces are continuing to carry out special military operations to launch intensive and continuous attacks on Ukrainian military-industrial complexes, military and paramilitary targets. Peskov said that there are many details to be negotiated to resolve the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, and Russia will not disclose the details of the negotiations. According to Russian media reports on the 25th, Russian presidential assistant Ushakov said that Russia is willing to resume tripartite negotiations between Russia, the US, and Ukraine after November 4. Ushakov said that the proposed tripartite talks are preliminary contacts at the expert level, and expectations should not be too high. Until a peace agreement is reached on the Ukraine issue, a great deal of effort remains to be made by all parties. Referring to Oreshki's humanitarian operation, Peskov believes that this will set a precedent for reaching similar agreements on providing aid to civilians in other regions. He called on the Ukrainian side to implement the agreement reached on Oreshki's humanitarian operation.