Peskov named the dates of a new round of talks on Ukraine

Russian outlets frame the Geneva meetings as a structured trilateral process where Russia, the United States, and Ukraine will address core political, territorial, and economic issues of the conflict. They present Moscow as entering talks from a position of agency, seeking to link battlefield realities with economic cooperation and sanctions relief through high-level contacts. The expectation is that US participation and side channels on economic matters can turn the talks into a wider strategic bargain rather than a narrow ceasefire discussion.

• •Russian media state that the Geneva round is a formal Russia–US–Ukraine format, with Switzerland hosting and the Kremlin publicly endorsing the process.
• •Kremlin-linked reporting asserts that the "main issues" of the conflict, explicitly including territorial questions, will be discussed in Geneva.
• •Russian outlets highlight that Kirill Dmitriev will travel to Geneva for contacts on economic cooperation with the United States, implying that sanctions and investment topics are tied to the talks.
• •Reports citing Reuters in Russian media say that US business figures such as Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner will participate in or around the negotiations, suggesting an economic and elite-diplomacy dimension.
• •Russian sources emphasize that holding the talks in neutral Switzerland and in parallel with US–Iran discussions underscores Russia's role in a broader regional and global negotiation framework.