The Kremlin said on Monday, Sept. 7, that it does not rule out resuming trilateral peace negotiations with Ukraine and the United States following weekend visits to Moscow and Kyiv by US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.Local outlet Ukrainska Pravda, citing Russian agencies Interfax, TASS and RBC, said that Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said the format could return.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official.“We also do not rule out resuming this trilateral format, but it is still too early to discuss the venue and exact dates,” Peskov said, offering no specifics such as venue or date.His remarks followed Witkoff and Kushner’s meetings with Russian and Ukrainian officials over the weekend as Washington attempts to revive stalled negotiations aimed at ending Russia’s war against Ukraine.Peskov also declined to disclose details of any new US proposals or identify the main unresolved issues, according to Reuters.He also left open the possibility of another telephone call between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump.The Kremlin spokesperson said any effective diplomatic effort represented a small step toward peace and claimed Moscow valued the US administration’s attempts to mediate.US envoys shuttle between Kyiv, MoscowWitkoff and Kushner met Putin in Moscow on Saturday, Sept. 5. The White House described the talks as substantive and said further steps were expected in the coming weeks without disclosing details of the closed-door conversations.