Day one of the latest trilateral Russia-Ukraine peace talks in the Emirati capital Abu Dhabi, which began earlier Tuesday under US mediation, has wrapped up.
Russian media outlets, including state news agency Tass, reported that the delegations took a 40-minute break about two hours after they began negotiations Tuesday morning, after which they resumed talks.
The first day of trilateral negotiations lasted for about 4 1/2 hours total, according to the report.
Russia, Ukrainian, and American officials have yet to comment on the first day of negotiations.
But the negotiations seem set to continue, as Ukrainian state news agency Ukrinform, citing the press service of Ukraine's Foreign Intelligence Service, reported that the talks will resume on Wednesday morning.
Russian media outlets, including state news agency Tass, reported that the delegations took a 40-minute break about two hours after they began negotiations Tuesday morning, after which they resumed talks.
The first day of trilateral negotiations lasted for about 4 1/2 hours total, according to the report.
Russia, Ukrainian, and American officials have yet to comment on the first day of negotiations.
But the negotiations seem set to continue, as Ukrainian state news agency Ukrinform, citing the press service of Ukraine's Foreign Intelligence Service, reported that the talks will resume on Wednesday morning.
