Abu Dhabi:Moscow Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov announced that upcoming US-mediated trilateral peace talks in Abu Dhabi will focus on discussing principles to be approved at the conclusion of negotiations aimed at settling the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.

According to Anadolu Agency, Lavrov stated that the negotiations aim to agree upon principles that will be endorsed at the conclusion of talks on a comprehensive settlement. He made these remarks during a joint press conference in Moscow following discussions with Peruvian Foreign Minister Carlos Espa.

Lavrov highlighted the inclusion of Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov and his counterpart Mikhail Galuzin in Russia's delegation, noting Ryabkov's expertise in North Atlantic affairs and arms control. He also mentioned US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's comments on the upcoming talks, emphasizing security issues concerning Russia, Ukraine, and Europe as primary agenda items. Lavrov expressed support for this approach, acknowledging that Ukraine was a topic during his discussions with Espa.

The peace negotiations in Abu Dhabi, involving Russian, Ukrainian, and US representatives, are set to commence on Tuesday. This follows previous rounds of talks held earlier this year, with sessions in Abu Dhabi and Geneva. Lavrov also noted a mutual agreement with Peru to enhance cooperation in various sectors, including economic and disaster management, and developing banking relations.