🗣 Key takeaways from statements by Kremlin Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov, November 3:

▪Peskov confirmed that the Russia-US-Ukraine talks would take place in Abu Dhabi on November 10-11

▪The Russian delegation will travel to Abu Dhabi on November 10-11 for trilateral talks with the US and Ukraine

▪Presidential Aide Vladimir Medinsky will remain the top Russian negotiator at trilateral talks with the US and Ukraine

▪Almost all members of the Russian delegation for trilateral talks regularly brief Vladimir Putin on current issues and receive instructions from him

▪The scandal around a torture site near Kiev has clearly reverberated globally

▪The Kremlin is not surprised by the lack of reaction from Western human rights bodies regarding the torture site near Kiev

▪Europe is making every effort to shield its proteges in Kiev from scandals like the torture chamber case

▪Russia, the US and China share a common understanding that a trilateral meeting between their leaders would be appropriate and beneficial

▪Arrangements for a potential meeting between Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping at the APEC summit could be finalized soon

▪The Kiev regime is facing serious difficulties, including the lack of people for mobilization, many deserters and severely wounded personnel

▪Those unwilling to fight for the Kiev regime can surrender to Russian forces

▪Ukraine continues attacking Russian energy infrastructure

▪The protection of Russian energy facilities has increased significantly, but it is impossible to be fully secure

▪Russian forces continue large-scale strikes on the Kiev regime’s infrastructure to stop it from attacking Russia