Breaking | Brief Meeting and Relative Calm: Outcomes of Russia–Ukraine Talks in Istanbul

The negotiations between the Russian and Ukrainian delegations concluded in Istanbul, Turkey, after a session lasting over an hour, conducted in the Russian language, according to the Russian news agency Novosti.

The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that the discussions did not yield any negative outcomes, noting that both delegations proceeded to a lunch meeting following the talks.

A Turkish diplomatic source told Novosti that no concrete agreements have yet been reached regarding a potential new round of negotiations.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov told local media that the Istanbul talks did not result in a ceasefire agreement or a planned meeting between the leaders of the two countries. However, he noted that both sides had reached a mutual understanding on the exchange of all sick detainees, as well as soldiers under the age of 25 from both sides.
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