"Maybe it's more profitable for us to stop supplies to the European market right now? To go to the markets that are opening up and gain a foothold there? There's no political subtext here either. If they're going to shut us out in a month or two anyway.

Wouldn't it be better to stop ourselves now? But this is not a decision, it's just a thought out loud. I will instruct the government to work on this issue with our companies," said the Russian President.

"Right now, due to the situation around Iran, there are no necessary signals for a trilateral meeting. But as soon as the security situation and the general political context allow us to continue this trilateral diplomatic work, it will be done. Ukraine is ready for this," he said.

“We understand well what constant missile and drone attacks are and how to counter them.

We discussed how we can work in this direction and agreed that our teams will maintain contact.”