Russia's Territorial Claims Will Not Be Focus of Talks in Abu Dhabi Aimed at Ending War in Ukraine – Media
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Russia wants Abu Dhabi talks to focus on postwar European security, with Ukraine just ‘one aspect’ of broader discussions, Reuters reports
Russia plans to make a postwar European security agreement the central topic of trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi, a source in the Russian delegation told Reuters.
<p>Ceasefire in Ukraine will not even be discussed at talks in Abu Dhabi — NYT Talks between Ukraine, the United States and Russia will focus on Europe's security architecture. Experts do not expect progress until spring</p>.
Russia's territorial claims will not be focus of talks in Abu Dhabi aimed at ending war in Ukraine – media
Negotiations to end the war in Ukraine, set to resume Tuesday in Abu Dhabi, will focus on security guarantees and broader European security issues, while Russia's territorial claims will take a back seat, The New York Times reports.
There will be no ceasefire in Abu Dhabi talks, as reported by The New York Times with reference to sources.
The US-led talks on the end of the war between Russia and Ukraine will resume on 10 November in Abu Dhabi. However, the cease-fire will not be discussed. RBK-Ukraine, referring to The New York Times. Negotiations in Abu Dhabi, after a nine-month pause, should resume negotiations on ending the war in Ukraine on Tuesday in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the Emirates, is writing a publication. The process has been stopped earlier because of Ukraine &apo…
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