US Edition2nd Round of Trilateral Ukraine Peace Talks Scheduled for Feb. 1 in Abu Dhabi: Kremlin
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The Kremlin announced today that talks in Abu Dhabi between Russia, Ukraine and the United States will resume on February 1st.
Kremlin prepares for next round of trilateral peace talks on February 1
Dmitry Peskov, Vladimir Putin’s press secretary, has confirmed a date for the next round of peace talks with the United States and Ukraine in the UAE. Preparations are again underway following last weekend’s supposedly constructive discussions in Abu Dhabi. The new preparations are tentative, and will likely work to resolve Russian claims to the Donbas region, the Zaporizhzhya NPP, and de-escalation measures that will be needed after the confli…
Russian Skripal spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that a new round of trilateral talks between Russia, the United States, and Ukraine is scheduled to take place on Sunday in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. Peskov said the talks involve very sensitive issues and are highly complex; publicly discussing any specific details during the talks would be detrimental to the negotiations. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that the …
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By Ricardo Martins – New Eastern Outlook – January 28, 2026 While Russia, the United States, and Ukraine quietly negotiated in Abu Dhabi, Davos revealed Europe’s real position in the emerging world order: excluded from decision-making yet burdened with the costs of war and peace alike. The 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos will likely be remembered less as a forum for global coordination than as a public autopsy of the Western-led international…
Moscow, Jan 28 (Latin Press) Russia's presidential spokesman, Dmitri Peskov, today confirmed that trilateral negotiations to achieve peace in Ukraine will continue on February 1st in the capital of the United Arab Emirates. The post Russia announces resumption of trilateral negotiations on Ukraine first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
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