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Arakhamiia expects no breakthrough in first round of talks

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Ukraine’s parliamentary faction leader says expectations for renewed talks with the US and Russia are minimal after a long pause. He holds some hopes for a second round.

Davyd Arakhamiia, leader of the Servant of the People parliamentary faction, expects no breakthrough in the first round of renewed talks involving Ukraine, the United States and Russia, RBC-Ukraine reported, citing his comments to DW.

Arakhamiia said the long pause in negotiations meant that resuming them was itself an achievement. He described the Ukrainian team’s initial expectations as minimal but expressed some hopes for a second round. The remarks quoted by RBC-Ukraine did not specify what agreements he expected.

He also said he did not see the United States taking either side and believed Washington was trying to act as symmetrically as possible. That was his assessment of the US approach.

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