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Russia views trilateral talks with the U.S. and Ukraine positively, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Wednesday, adding that the negotiation process is complex but that all parties have agreed to continue the talks.

Peskov said that representatives from the three countries at the trilateral talks discussed the complex issues related to a peace deal at the expert level. Overall, this can be regarded as progress and marks the beginning of dialogue, he said.

The prospects for the negotiations will depend on the specific positions of all parties, and Russia will continue to maintain an open attitude towards conducting the negotiations, Peskov added.

Representatives of Ukraine, the United States and Russia held their first trilateral meeting since the start of the Ukraine crisis on Friday and Saturday in Abu Dhabi.

On Saturday, Russian and Ukrainian representatives engaged directly during the talks. No concrete agreement or joint statement was announced following the two-day talks.

The next trilateral meeting is planned for Feb 1 in Abu Dhabi, according to Peskov.