Ukraine-Krieg: EU einig: Verhandlungsteam für Gespräche mit Russland steht

In a recent summit in Dublin, EU leaders reached an agreement on the formation of a European negotiation team to engage in talks with Russia regarding Ukraine. The assembly included Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Italy, and Poland, representing the EU institutions. However, the exact composition of the team when it meets with US President Donald Trump, Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky remains unclear.

Earlier that night, US negotiator Jared Kushner confirmed that Russian President Putin was willing to allow European representatives in the upcoming peace negotiations. A timetable for the discussions and additional details are expected to be released soon. Prior to this, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz emphasized his country's commitment to participate directly in the peace talks, stating, "Europe will be represented in the first concrete peace talks in the coming weeks.

Germany is absolutely clear about this." Previous peace talks held in Abu Dhabi involved representatives from the German government, as well as France, the UK, the EU, and NATO.