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Ukraine Plans To Pay Particular Attention To The Humanitarian Track At The Talks In Abu Dhabi — Budanov

Humanitarian issues, including stepping up prisoner exchanges and the next stages of bringing Ukrainians home, are what the Ukrainian delegation plans to discuss during the talks in Abu Dhabi. Head of the Office of the President Kyrylo Budanov, who set out for the UAE as part of the Ukrainian delegation, reported this today, November 9, UATV English relays. "It's important that the diplomatic…

Ukraine Plans To Pay Particular Attention To The Humanitarian Track At The Talks In Abu Dhabi — Budanov

Ukrainian President's office head Kyrylo Budanov is set to focus on humanitarian matters during upcoming talks in Abu Dhabi, according to a report by UATV English. The discussions will center around prisoner exchanges and strategies for returning Ukrainians home. Budanov emphasized the importance of maintaining diplomatic efforts, stating that Ukraine desperately seeks an end to the ongoing conflict.

He expressed hope for constructive dialogue, adding that the humanitarian track will be given special attention during the talks. Budanov also thanked the United Arab Emirates for its role in organizing the negotiations and praised the American side, particularly Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, for their personal contributions to the negotiation process.

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