Zelenskyy Briefly Discusses Progress Of Abu Dhabi Talks With Ukrainian Delegation
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy briefly discussed the progress of the trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi with the Ukrainian delegation. Presidential communications adviser Dmytro Lytvyn reported this to journalists, UATV English relays. As Foreign Intelligence Service press officials told journalists, Tuesday's trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi have already concluded. They are expected to resume on the…
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a brief discussion on Tuesday about the progress of the trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi with the Ukrainian delegation. According to Presidential communications adviser Dmytro Lytvyn, Zelenskyy plans to elaborate on the outcomes later. The presidency reported that the three-day talks, which concluded on Tuesday, featured discussions on security guarantees, Russia's demands, and the future post-war scenario.
The initial round of Ukraine-US-Russia deliberations in Abu Dhabi saw participants addressing security assurances, Moscow's stipulations, and the aftermath of the conflict. On the morning of November 10, American, Ukrainian, and European officials convened to prepare for the upcoming discussions between Russia and Ukraine. The purpose of this meeting was to synchronize efforts aimed at concluding the war and delineating post-war security arrangements, with the United States seeking to mediate the process.
Sources indicated that US President Donald Trump's emissaries, Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, sought to compel Russia to permit Europe's participation in subsequent negotiations regarding regional security.
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