Russian diplomats and military officials to join talks with US and Ukraine, Kremlin says
- Russia announced its delegation for trilateral talks with the United States and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi next week, naming Kremlin aide Vladimir Medinsky as chief negotiator.
- All members of the Russian delegation met President Vladimir Putin on Friday at a Russian Security Council meeting in Moscow focused on preparing for the upcoming talks.
- Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov participates for the first time, alongside Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin and General Staff officers Yuri Zhigarlovsky and Igor Kostyukov.
- The meeting took place mostly behind closed doors, with the Kremlin showing only the televised opening minutes as is customary for such security preparations.
- Scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday, these negotiations represent the first trilateral talks since February, with United States negotiators seeking a breakthrough before winter sets in.
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The Russian, Ukrainian and American delegations will meet this week in Abu Dhabi to continue the peace negotiations at the third such meeting so far this year
Russia will send a higher-ranking delegation to the upcoming talks with the United States and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi, scheduled for November 10-11. The team will be led by presidential adviser Vladimir Medinsky and will include two deputy foreign ministers, the head of Russia’s military intelligence and a senior officer from the General Staff. The composition was announced by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov. The delegation includes Sergei Ryabkov,…
The Russian delegation will be headed by Vladimir Medinsky and will also include representatives of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Defence and GRU.
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