Moscow will reconsider resuming talks after Ukrainian attacks — presidential aide

Moscow will reconsider resuming talks after Ukrainian attacks — presidential aide Yury Ushakov said Kiev had effectively undermined the possibility of immediately resuming the negotiation processRussian Presidential Aide Yury Ushakov© Artyom Geodakyan/TASSMOSCOW, October 10. /TASS/. Russian President Vladimir Putin told US President Donald Trump during a phone call that Moscow would reconsider when to resume negotiations following Ukrainian attacks on the country during the parliamentary elections, Russian Presidential Aide Yury Ushakov told reporters. He said the Kiev regime had effectively undermined the possibility of immediately resuming the negotiation process. "And now, as the president said, we will consider when these negotiations can be resumed," Ushakov added. TagsUkraineUnited StatesDonald TrumpPutin-Trump call on Friday was their 6th this year — calculations by TASSThe conversation was their 16th since the US leader returned to office in early 2025Read moreRussian troops liberate five communities in Ukraine operation over week — top brassThe Russian forces liberated the settlements of Annopolye in the Kharkov Region, Novaya Kazachya in the Kharkov Region, Kiyanitsa in the Sumy Region and Samoilovka and Golubkovo in the Zaporozhye RegionRead moreWorld rejecting US dollar, no going back — senior Russian officialA number of countries are realizing that the US dollar is no longer a safe global reserve currency, Alexey Overchuk saidRead moreIran to hold nothing back in responding to new US, Israeli attacks — sourceIran will demonstrate the latest and most unexpected military equipment in the event of new strikes against the countryRead moreEurope declares hunt for all Russians — MedvedevRussians should avoid traveling to European countries for the time being, the Russian security council deputy chairmanRead moreIN BRIEF: Defense Ministry comments on special military op plan, West’s terrorist trainingThe senior command of the Ukrainian army is not independent, relying heavily on NATO, Deputy Defense Minister, Army General Yunus-Bek Yevkurov saidRead moreAnnual inflation in Russia reach 6.35% in September — statisticsConsumer prices gained 0.35% month-on-month, according to statisticsRead moreRussian budget deficit total $61.1 bln in 9M 2026 — Finance MinistryAccording to a preliminary estimate, the amount of federal budget revenues in January - September 2026 totaled $348.3 blnRead moreNineteen foreigners aboard cargo ship stuck ashore in Kaliningrad — emergencies ministryNo one was hurtRead moreUS military lobbies Trump to carry out strikes 80 km deep inside Iranian territory — TVAccording to the source, the United States is currently "focusing on imposing a blockade on Iranian ships and ports"Read moreTrump says he held `highly successful’ conversation with PutinThe US president did not disclose details of the conversationRead moreIN BRIEF: Kremlin takes on future Putin-Trump call, timeline for Witkoff, Kushner’s visitDmitry Peskov said the phone call between Presidents Vladimir Putin of Russia and Donald Trump of the United States can be expected "soon"Read moreRussia begins lifting diesel exports restrictions immediately — deputy PMAlexander Novak noted that Russia is one of the key suppliers of diesel fuel to the global marketRead moreRussia’s Trusova wins gold at ISU Challenger Series competition in KazakhstanIn the ISU Challenger Series event, the Russian figure skater scored 226.01 points overall Read moreRussia ready to supply oil to US, global markets — Putin after call with TrumpThe Russian and US presidents have discussed energy problems by phoneRead moreRussian influencer, his associates called security threat, to be expelled from MontenegroEquipment seized from the Russian nationals, including a drone, a camera and mobile phones, has been sent for examination to "establish the purposes and objectives of its use on the territory of Montenegro"Read more