Putin says Ukraine's actions have made it impossible to resume Russia-Ukraine talks for now; U.S., Ukrainian and European representatives meet for six hours in Miami to seek a unified peace proposal.

BlockBeats news, October 10: Russian Presidential Aide Ushakov stated in the early hours of October 10 local time that Putin, in a phone call with Trump, said that Ukraine attempted to sabotage Russia's State Duma elections and attack civilians, undermining the possibility of immediately resuming Russia-Ukraine negotiations.

Putin also said that Russian forces hold the battlefield initiative and are continuing to advance, and that due to Ukraine's position, it is currently impossible for Russia to resume negotiations with Ukraine. Trump has instructed that Putin's message be conveyed to the Ukrainian delegation. Ushakov added that the two sides have not yet specifically discussed arrangements for a bilateral meeting between Putin and Trump.

Meanwhile, people familiar with the talks revealed that U.S., Ukrainian, and European negotiators held about six hours of talks in Miami on Friday, seeking consensus on a unified proposal to end the Russia-Ukraine war, with the goal of forming a plan in the coming weeks and submitting it to Russia, striving for a breakthrough before winter. The talks covered issues including Ukraine's post-war security guarantees, economic reconstruction, the path to EU accession, territorial issues, and the future security architecture between Europe and Russia, but no specific details of the arrangements have been announced.