Russia has indicated it is open to resuming trilateral negotiations with the US and Ukraine, according to a Kremlin aide. The discussions, which took place in St. Petersburg, were described as 'productive' but did not result in any concrete breakthroughs. The next meeting is tentatively planned for November 10, with Abu Dhabi as a potential venue. The talks focus on establishing a security framework for both Russia and Ukraine, though previous attempts were disrupted by Ukrainian drone strikes. The Kremlin noted that changes in Washington's approach have influenced Moscow's stance, leading to a re-evaluation of its position.