US Calls for 'New' Europe Security Framework as Russia-Ukraine Talks Open
US officials say the proposal could include security guarantees for Ukraine and a new Europe-wide framework as negotiators seek a lasting peace deal.
- On Tuesday, US officials began trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi, seeking a "final end" to the war between Russia and Ukraine while meeting European delegations to discuss long-term security architecture.
- Donald Trump, following meetings with Kremlin adviser Kirill Dmitriev, said he seeks a "big, beautiful agreement" that might involve all of Europe, though critics fear the administration may bypass European leaders to offer Russia concessions.
- Jared Kushner described a framework seeking "stronger consultation" and "greater military transparency," yet European Union diplomat Kaja Kallas countered on Monday that a security architecture already exists, noting Russia has failed to respect current obligations.
- US officials suggested they might offer security guarantees similar to Nato's article 5, an administration official added, noting it would be up to Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskiy to discuss the resources and military support involved.
- European officials worry Russia could leverage these talks to force a Nato withdrawal from eastern Europe, citing a 2021 ultimatum that preceded the invasion, while Secretary of State Marco Rubio claimed on Monday that "there's been some advances made.
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Negotiations between Kiev and Moscow, mediated by Washington, began on Tuesday in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE), after months of interruption, with the hope of progress towards a solution of the Ukraine War and, according to the United States, with the hope of a new security framework that includes Europe, reports AFP.
Negotiations between Kyiv and Moscow, under American mediation, began on Tuesday in Abu Dhabi after months of interruption, with the hope of progressing towards a settlement of the conflict and, according to Washington, working on a "new" security framework including Europe.
The U.S. is pushing for a new security framework in Europe after the war, defending Ukraine’s sovereignty alongside its allies. Russia and Ukraine maintain opposing positions; negotiations in Abu Dhabi seek security guarantees and a lasting agreement.
Abu Dhabi talks open with cautious optimism as Russia, Ukraine and US seek common ground
Trilateral talks between Russia, the United States and Ukraine have begun in Abu Dhabi, according to sources cited by TASS and RBC. The opening session brought together senior diplomatic and military representatives, with US envoy Jared Kushner expressing confidence that an agreement between Moscow and Kyiv could be reached under the right conditions. The UAE's foreign minister pledged his country's support, while members of the three military d…
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