The third round of talks between Russia and Ukraine ended with no major progress

The third round of talks between Russia and Ukraine ended with no major progress. 

Minsk: The third round of peace talks between Russian and Ukrainian negotiators didn’t work out very well on Monday in Belarus, where they were meeting. 

To talk, people met for almost three hours at the Belovezhskaya Pushcha, which is on the border between Belarus and Poland.

According to reports, both sides talked about getting people out of the way. The Ukrainian side told Russia that the humanitarian corridors would start working on Tuesday.

People in Ukraine say there’s been some small progress in improving the logistics of humanitarian corridors in Ukraine.

According to Podolyak, who is also an advisor to the head of Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s office, there have been a lot of talks about the main political block of the settlement and ceasefire security.

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It said, “@Podolyak,” which is Polish for “@Podolyak.” “The third round of talks has come to an end. There have been small improvements in the logistics of humanitarian corridors. Talks have been going on for a long time about the main political block of the regulations, as well as a ceasefire and security guarantees.”

Vladimir Medinsky, a Russian presidential aide, says that he led the Russian delegation to the meeting “The talks went on about politics and military issues. However, it still isn’t easy. Too soon to talk about good things.”

Vladimir Putin brought a lot of documents to the meeting, including specific agreements. However, Ukraine couldn’t sign them right away and took all the papers home to study, and he told Xinhua.

“To be honest, we didn’t get what we wanted out of the talks we had. So then we hope to move forward even more next time, “Medinsky is said to have said after the meeting.