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The Kremlin denied plans for three-way talks with Ukraine and the United States as diplomats met in Miami to discuss ending the war. The statement contradicted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who said Washington proposed the format but doubted it would deliver progress or revive stalled direct negotiations between Moscow and Kyiv.

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00:00The Kremlin is rejecting the idea of three-way peace talks involving Ukraine,
00:29Russia and the United States, casting fresh doubt over any near-term breakthrough to end the war.
00:36Even as diplomats gather in Miami to explore pathways toward peace,
00:41Russia says the idea of sitting face-to-face with Ukraine under a U.S.-led format is simply not happening.
00:48The denial came someday from the Kremlin itself.
00:52Russian President Vladimir Putin's foreign policy advisor said no serious discussions are underway
00:58and no preparations have been made for such talks.
01:02That statement directly contradicts comments made just a day earlier by Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky,
01:09who revealed that Washington had floated the idea of trilateral negotiations.
01:14The proposal would have marked the first direct contact between Moscow and Kiev in six months,
01:21something many diplomats see as critical but politically explosive.
01:25Zelensky himself was cautious.
01:28While calling the idea logical, he admitted he was not convinced it would deliver real progress.
01:34He also suggested European representatives could be present, an idea Moscow strongly opposes.
01:41Russia has repeatedly argued that European involvement complicates negotiations rather than helping them.
01:47That fundamental divide remains one of the biggest obstacles to bringing both sides into the same room.
01:55The diplomatic activity is centred in Miami, where Russian, Ukrainian and European delegations have been gathering since Friday.
02:03The talks are being mediated by U.S. officials, but for now the meetings remain indirect,
02:10each side speaking separately rather than together.
02:12Russia's envoy is expected to return to Moscow with a report, where the Kremlin will decide its next move.
02:20Officials there also say they have not even seen the latest U.S. proposal aimed at ending the war.
02:26The last time Ukrainian and Russian envoys met face-to-face was in Istanbul last July.
02:33That meeting produced prisoner swaps, but little else.
02:37Nearly four years into Europe's deadliest conflict since World War II, trust between the sides is virtually non-existent.
02:45While the presence of Russian and European teams in Miami marks progress, expectations remain extremely low.
02:53And as diplomacy stalls, the war grinds on.
02:57President Zelensky says Russia has launched roughly 1,300 attack drones, nearly 1,200 guided bombs and multiple missiles in just the past week,
03:08hitting southern Ukraine particularly hard.
03:11For now, the message from Moscow is clear.
03:14No three-way talks, no quick breakthrough and no end to the fighting in sight.
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