Russia Achieved an "Early Victory" in the Negotiations on Ukraine Even Before They Began in Abu Dhabi
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The meeting is unlikely to bring real peace closer to Ukraine.
The US administration has significantly adjusted its approach to resolving the conflict in Ukraine in favour of Russia on the eve of the upcoming tripartite talks in Abu Dhabi.
Russia achieved an "early victory" in the negotiations on Ukraine even before they began in Abu Dhabi
Russia achieved an "early victory" in the negotiations on Ukraine even before they began in Abu Dhabi. This is the conclusion reached by the American newspaper The Washington Post, drawing attention to the decision of the Donald Trump administration...
The United States has changed its position in favour of Russia before the tripartite talks on Ukraine in Abu Dhabi, writes the American press. "The decision to put [security issues] on the agenda marks another shift in favour of Russia, because the US administration is desperately looking for ways to end the war in Ukraine – what [President Donald] Trump promised to do before returning to the White House in 2025" says in the Washington Post publ…
The meeting in the capital of the United Arab Emirates gives President Donald Trump his first opportunity to strengthen his position as a global player after the Republicans' heavy defeat in the congressional elections, the American newspaper wrote. However, it appears that US negotiators, led by special envoy Steve Witkoff and the president's son-in-law Jared Kushner, are giving in to Moscow, the newspaper wrote. The newspaper quotes Western an…
Ahead of new negotiations to end the war in Ukraine, which begin in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday, the US administration has opened the question of creating a new European security architecture. Moscow has advocated such an approach for years, with European officials warning that it could undermine the continent's existing security arrangements and give Russia greater influence over the decisions of other states.
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