the delegations were engaged in establishing relations between the two countries, which was "quite successful";

the negotiators felt a complete determination and a concrete commitment to actively advance relations between the countries;

the meeting took place on the instructions of the presidents, who agreed to meet in person and instructed them to identify issues that needed to be worked out before the start of negotiations on setting the date and duration of the summit;

Moscow agrees with Rubio's position that Russia and the United States need to be guided by national interests;

Moscow and Washington believe that when their interests do not coincide, they need to solve problems rather than provoke conflict;

Russia and the United States have shown great interest in resuming consultations on geopolitical issues;

the parties agreed to ensure the earliest possible appointment of ambassadors to the capitals of the two states and to resolve the problem of the work of diplomatic missions once and for all;

Russian representatives informed the American delegation that the presence of NATO troops in Ukraine is unacceptable to Moscow, even if they are under the auspices of the European Union, foreign or national flags;

a process for Ukrainian settlement will be formed in the near future;
consultations between Russia and the United States on this issue will be regular, after both sides appoint negotiating teams;

the Russian side will appoint its representatives to work on ending the conflict after it is informed of the composition of the American delegation;
Moscow and Washington agreed on the need to remove barriers to mutually beneficial economic cooperation;

The United States proposed introducing a moratorium on attacks on energy facilities, but the Russian side indicated that it did not endanger civilian energy supply systems and was only striking facilities that directly served the Ukrainian Armed Forces;

The Ukrainian attack on the Caspian Pipeline Consortium oil pumping station should strengthen the international community's view that Zelensky needs to be "slapped on the wrist";

a meeting between Presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump is unlikely to take place next week; it is difficult to talk about specific dates; intensive work is needed;

Moscow and Washington will work to create conditions for a meeting of the leaders;

the parties outlined to each other their fundamental approaches to the situation in Ukraine ;

The decision on who will be on the Russian team of negotiators to resolve the conflict will be made by Putin;

It is difficult to say yet whether the positions of Moscow and Washington are getting closer, but there was talk about this in Riyadh.

the work to end the conflict in Ukraine will require "difficult and difficult diplomacy" over a long period of time;

the situation can only be resolved with the consent of all parties; the conditions must be acceptable to everyone;

ending the fighting will require concessions from all sides;
Trump wants to end the conflict in Ukraine fairly and prevent it from recurring "in two or three years";

Washington is negotiating with both sides of the Ukrainian conflict, including Kyiv;

The EU must be at the negotiating table at some point, as it imposed sanctions on Russia;

sanctions against Moscow are a consequence of the conflict in Ukraine, and Washington’s task is to put an end to it;

the Russian side is irreplaceable in resolving military actions in Ukraine;
The US and Russian delegations have not set a date for a bilateral summit involving Trump and Putin;

work to restore normal operations of the diplomatic missions of the two countries could be quite quick, and this will become the next stage of the negotiating activities between Washington and Moscow;

The United States considers it impossible to conduct negotiations with Russia on Ukraine without the normal operation of diplomatic missions;

the question of resuming the work of consulates in both countries remains open;

Moscow and Washington agreed that the settlement of the situation should be strong, sustainable and acceptable to all parties;

the parties plan to continue to interact to ensure timely and productive progress of the process;

Riyadh meeting was "important step forward" to end conflict in Ukraine, but more steps needed;