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Day one of the US-backed Ukraine-Russia negotiations in Abu Dhabi on November 10 yielded no formal agreement, according to reports from Radio Svoboda. American officials presented the session as a potential pathway to peace and extended overtures to Moscow. Russia, however, refused to accept a simple ceasefire and insisted that Europe's security order be the primary focus of the talks, while Kyiv emphasized the necessity of halting the war first.
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine continues unabated, with Russian casualties mounting daily. Diplomatic efforts since the winter have not brought about any lasting peace or even a general ceasefire. A settlement primarily between the mediator and the aggressor would leave Ukraine and Europe to implement terms they did not negotiate.
The outcome of the talks will significantly impact Ukraine's security for years to come. No agreement was reached, as reported by sources close to the Ukrainian delegation. The session lasted over three hours, as confirmed by Russian state news agency RIA Novosti. No delegation has declared a result. The talks are set to continue on November 11.
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