Turkish officials rated Russia and Ukraine's scenario back to the negotiating table as a matter of time.

Ibrahim Kalin, a spokesman for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, on October 8, said that the current Russian-Ukraine dialogue is interrupted as unexpected developments and he personally discussed this issue with advisers.

The question is when they return to the negotiating table and until then the parties have suffered so much damage, he said.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan (left) met with Russian counterparts Vladimir Putin on September 16 in Uzbekistan.

In addition, Kalin also said that Russian President Vladimir Putin wanted to put on a new order negotiation table with the West.

We realize that Putin wants to start a new bargain, a new agreement with the West.

Kalin made comments on the prospect of Russia - Ukraine negotiations a day after the phone talk between President Erdogan and his Russian counterpart Putin.

Turkey is a NATO member but advocates to keep the balanced relationship with both sides of the Russian - Ukraine war for nearly 8 months.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky earlier this week signed the decree to join the Kiev - Moscow negotiation until Putin was no longer president of the Russian Russian.

After many initial efforts to reach a peaceful agreement, Russian and Ukrainian negotiators are increasingly difficult to find a common voice about conflicts.

Both Moscow and Kiev do not want to give up diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict, but the negotiation end will depend on the development of the battlefield of eastern Ukraine.