Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Tuesday that the recently concluded Russia-U.S. talks in Riyadh were "technical" in nature, and that their content would therefore not be made public.
He added that Moscow is currently analyzing the outcomes of the discussions.
Peskov also confirmed that contacts between Russia and the United States would continue, though there are no plans for a conversation between Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump at this time. However, such talks could be arranged quickly if necessary.
The negotiations between the Russian and U.S. delegations concluded in Riyadh on Monday after about 12 hours of talks.
Following the talks, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov expressed Russia's support for resuming the Black Sea grain export deal in a way that would be acceptable to all parties involved. He voiced concerns over the impact of "Western games" on food security in Africa, the Global South, and the Global East.
Lavrov emphasized that if the grain deal were to be restored, Russia would require clear guarantees, which could only come from U.S. orders to Ukrainian authorities.
The Russian delegation in Riyadh also conveyed to the U.S. side that Russia would not tolerate any ambiguity in the proposals regarding the Black Sea.
Lavrov further noted that Russia had agreed to all of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's requests concerning the restoration of the grain export deal, but Ukraine changed its stance at the last moment. Given Ukraine's past record, Russia needs the "clearest, verifiable, and effective" guarantees, he said.
Last week, Trump held phone talks with both Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively.
Kremlin says content of Russia-U.S. talks to remain private due to technical nature
