Putin Agrees to Resume Russia-Ukraine-U.S. Talks Next Month, Report Says
Putin has agreed to resume trilateral talks involving Russia, Ukraine, and the US next month, according to the Mankato Free Press.
Mankato, MN, October 21, 2026 —
Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed to resume trilateral talks involving Russia, Ukraine and the United States next month, according to a report by the Mankato Free Press.
The report identifies the three countries involved and says the discussions are expected to resume next month. It does not provide a specific date or location for the talks, or describe how they will be conducted.
Details about the proposed discussions remain limited in the information available. The report, as summarized, does not specify who would represent Ukraine or the United States, whether other officials would participate, or what topics are expected to be on the agenda. It also does not explain when or where earlier trilateral talks took place.
No further details were provided about the circumstances of Putin’s agreement or whether the other parties have separately confirmed plans to resume the discussions. The information provided does not include statements from officials in Russia, Ukraine or the United States.
The immediate reported development is that trilateral talks involving the three countries are set to resume next month. A specific timetable, venue, participant list and agenda were not included in the report summary. Further information on those points was not provided.
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