🗣 Key takeaways from statements by Kremlin Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov, November 2:

▪The Alyoshki humanitarian mission was successful

▪Moscow highly values the level of coordination between Russian and Ukrainian human rights commissioners

▪Russia is grateful to Washington, particularly US First Lady Melania Trump, for the assistance in the Alyoshki humanitarian operation

▪There have been no plans or initiatives yet for further missions like the Alyoshki humanitarian operation

▪Ukrainian forces may have used the ceasefire in Alyoshki to regroup

▪Russia will prioritize the safety of civilians in decisions on further humanitarian operations

▪The world economic growth centers are not in Europe, they are in the collective South

▪Preparations for a meeting between Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping at the APEC summit are underway, Moscow is looking forward to this contact

▪No details are available so far on a possible trilateral meeting between Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping and Donald Trump at the APEC summit

▪It is safe to say that if Putin and Trump attend the APEC summit, they will interact in one way or another

▪Putin’s program at the APEC summit is still at a preparatory stage

▪Russia and China are united by vast cooperation

▪Putin and Xi Jinping usually briefly analyze bilateral relations and discuss the international agenda during their meetings

▪Any resumption of the Russian gas transit via Ukraine in the future will depend on buyers’ willingness and sellers’ ability

▪It is too early to discuss reviving the Russian gas transit via Ukraine any time soon

▪No official invitation for Russia to join the Organization of Turkic States has been received yet

▪Peskov said Russia’s participation in the Organization of Turkic States would be appropriate

▪The Kremlin, like the rest of the world, is monitoring the situation around the US midterm elections, yet they are Washington’s domestic matter