Trilateral Peace Talks Resume as Russia, Ukraine, and US Officials Meet in Abu Dhabi
Officials from Russia, Ukraine, and the US meet in Abu Dhabi to negotiate a peace deal and security agreements to end the war.
POLICY WIRE — Abu Dhabi, UAE — Negotiators from Russia, Ukraine, and the United States have convened in the Emirati capital for high-level discussions aimed at concluding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
The trilateral summit, which began on Tuesday, marks the first round of substantive negotiations between the three parties since February. According to the Russian news agency RIA Novosti, the delegations are currently engaged in talks regarding the war.
American officials have stated that their primary objective is to secure a “final end” to the hostilities between the nations. The two-day meeting, scheduled for November 10-11, focuses on critical issues including post-war security frameworks and de-escalation strategies.
This renewed diplomacy follows recent comments from President Donald Trump, who suggested the possibility of reaching a comprehensive agreement. The United States is acting as the mediator for these pivotal talks between the Moscow and Kyiv delegations.
France has confirmed that representatives from across Europe will join the proceedings this week. This involvement signals a significant shift in the diplomatic landscape after a nine-month gap in direct peace negotiations.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)