Europeans will join Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi, French foreign minister says
France said Europeans will join U.S.-mediated Ukraine talks as Washington seeks a broader security deal and de-escalation, officials said.
- On Sunday, French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot confirmed that European representatives will participate in upcoming United States-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi aimed at ending the war in Ukraine.
- US envoy Steve Witkoff announced on Monday that Washington will bring delegations from Ukraine and Russia together in Abu Dhabi on November 10-11 to discuss ending Moscow's war, security agreements, and de-escalation.
- Officials from the United States, Europe, Ukraine, and NATO met in Brussels on Thursday, with Jared Kushner participating via video link to advance a "just and sustainable end to the war in Ukraine."
- President Donald Trump's prediction of a "very big" deal involving "all of Europe" stoked fears of a US pivot toward the Kremlin, though Barrot noted that "this time they will participate."
- Kushner said Thursday that Washington will "consult closely with our European partners on the sidelines," and if progress is made, the United States aims to move toward a broader multilateral format with direct European participation.
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dagelijksestandaard.nlEurope will also be represented at the talks in Abu Dhabi next week regarding the war in Ukraine. French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot stated this on the radio.
France's foreign minister said Europe will participate in the negotiations between Russia and Ukraine to be held in the UAE. The post Abu Dhabi: Europe will be represented in the talks between Ukraine and Russia, Paris says appeared first on in.gr.
European countries, including France, will be represented in talks between Russia and Ukraine, which are expected to start on Tuesday in Abu Dhabi under the mediation of the United States. This was announced by French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot, emphasizing that no agreement on the future of the continent can be reached without the involvement of Europeans, reports Telegrafi. "Europeans will be well represented and France will be in Abu D…
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