First day of negotiations in Abu Dhabi concludes; talks to resume tomorrow morning – Foreign Intelligence Service
Negotiations in Abu Dhabi (UAE) regarding the end of the Russian Federation's war against Ukraine have concluded for the day and will resume on Wednesday, November 11, the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine informed the Interfax-Ukraine agency.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy and President of Finland Alexander Stubb met in Abu Dhabi to discuss the commencement of trilateral negotiations, as well as the outcomes of a previous meeting involving Ukraine, the United States, and Europe, according to a report on X. Zelenskyy stated that they are working diligently to ensure the negotiations yield positive results.
Ukraine and its partners are committed to implementing de-escalation measures, creating genuine security guarantees, and bringing true peace closer. Zelenskyy expressed hope that the Russian position would remain similar to the current stance. He emphasized the importance of coordination and expects a detailed briefing from the negotiating team and partners on the progress of talks with Russia.
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