The second day of trilateral negotiations involving Ukraine, the USA, and Russia has commenced in Geneva, as reported by Rustem Umerov, head of the Ukrainian delegation and secretary of the National Security and Defense Council. This round of talks is part of the ongoing dialogue which previously took place in Abu Dhabi in January and early February. Umerov explained that the discussions are organized into thematic groups, one addressing political issues and the other focusing on military concerns.

Umerov highlighted that the aim of the negotiations is to refine the parameters and mechanisms of the solutions discussed the previous day. His remarks indicate a constructive approach and a commitment to achieving substantive progress during these talks. The problem of ongoing tensions and conflict in Ukraine remains a crucial issue on the international stage, and these negotiations could potentially contribute to a peaceful resolution.

Representing Washington in these discussions are special envoy Steve Biegun and Jared Kushner, who is the son-in-law of former President Donald Trump. The Russian delegation is led by Vladimir Medinsky, an aide to President Vladimir Putin. The involvement of high-profile negotiators from all three nations underscores the significance of these conversations, whose outcomes may impact not only regional stability but also broader international relations in the context of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.