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Merz Says Five European Countries Could Represent Europe in Ukraine Peace Talks with Russia

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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has stated that Europe could be represented by five countries in negotiations with Russia on resolving the conflict in Ukraine.

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During the talks between Ukraine, Russia and the USA in Abu Dhabi, German security advisers are on the spot, but are not sitting at the negotiating table. Chancellor Merz is confident that this will be different in the future. However, he does not seem to have full confidence in the US.

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After talks in Abu Dhabi, Europeans could for the first time participate directly in peace negotiations with Russia. Merz certainly sees Germany represented in this process - but can he speak for Europe?

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After talks in Abu Dhabi, Europeans could for the first time participate directly in peace negotiations with Russia. Merz certainly sees Germany represented in this process - but can he speak for Europe?

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Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz announces Germany's participation in future Ukraine talks. Anyone who should negotiate specifically for Europe left Merz open.

·Berlin, Germany
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The chancellor announces Germany's participation in the next peace talks. Moscow must end its »game on time«: »We are ready to negotiate with Moscow.«

·Hamburg, Germany
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rbc.ua broke the news on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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