Rubio says progress made on 'security infrastructure' after Ukraine war
WASHINGTON — U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Sunday that some progress has been made on what the "security infrastructure" of Ukraine and Europe could look like after the war with Russia, adding that talks this week could lead to further advances. Rubio's comments, ahead of his travel to Paris for talks with G7 foreign ministers, come as Russia-Ukraine negotiations under U.S. mediation…
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio indicated on Sunday that advancements have been made in determining the future security infrastructure of Ukraine and Europe following the Russia-Ukraine war. He further suggested that additional progress could be achieved during talks this week. These remarks were made in advance of Rubio's upcoming visit to Paris for discussions with G7 foreign ministers.
The negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, mediated by the United States, are scheduled to take place on Tuesday and Wednesday in Abu Dhabi. Rubio reiterated the importance of security guarantees, which have been a recurring topic in the conflict resolution talks. He emphasized the need to determine what the postwar security infrastructure of Ukraine and the broader European continent will resemble.
Rubio asserted that significant strides have been taken in shaping the potential post-conflict architecture. He added that U.S. President Donald Trump had recently predicted a "very big deal" with Russia, encompassing not only Ukraine but also the entire European continent.
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