Ukraine President Zelensky says that he cannot say that results of Russia talks were sufficient, but did have substantive talks on the military track

President Zelensky's remarks indicate that while there have been substantive discussions regarding military aspects, dissatisfaction remains concerning the overall outcomes of the Russia talks.

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  • Wants next round of talks to be held in February.
  • Political issues have to be worked on further.
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The call for additional talks in February suggests that the diplomatic landscape is still fragile, which may elevate uncertainty in markets, particularly in risk assets and commodities like oil.

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