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;Resize=(620)) The latest U.S.-brokered talks between Russian and Ukrainian envoys over Russia's all-out invasion of Ukraine ended Wednesday with no sign of a breakthrough and with both sides saying the talks were "difficult" as the war's fourth anniversary approaches next week.
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After two hours of talks in Geneva on Wednesday, the head of the Russian delegation, Vladimir Medinsky, said negotiations had been "difficult but businesslike."
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The US special envoy struck an optimistic note after the first day of talks in Geneva, but hopes for a breakthrough remain low.
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Iran and the U.S. reached a "general agreement" on Tuesday on guiding principles during talks in Geneva, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said
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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi was hopeful the Geneva talks would "lead to a sustainable and negotiated solution," but also warned that "Iran remains fully prepared to defend itself against any threat."
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High casualties and economic trouble signal time is no longer on Russia's side, but Moscow isn't backing off political and territorial demands to weaken Ukraine.
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The United States and Iran have reached an understanding on the "guiding principles" in nuclear talks, Tehran's foreign minister said Tuesday, though he cautioned that work still needs to be done to reach an agreement and head off the threat of an American military attack."I believe we made good progress," said Abbas Araghchi, the head of the Iranian delegation in Geneva.
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