Tusk Says Ukraine-US-Russia Ceasefire Talks Could Begin in Abu Dhabi on November 4
- Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said preliminary Ukraine-U.S.-Russia ceasefire talks are tentatively scheduled for November 4 in Abu Dhabi.
- Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre spoke with Moscow after consulting Ukrainian, U.S., and Polish officials.
- Tusk said European leaders viewed the calls with “very restrained optimism,” while Russia’s goals remain clear.
- Tusk said Europe’s full support for Ukraine and its positions on NATO security and Ukraine’s security guarantees remain unchanged.
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The trilateral talks between Ukraine, Russia and the US are tentatively scheduled for November 4, and the most likely venue for the meeting is Abu Dhabi. This was stated by the Prime Minister of Poland Donald Tusk, quoted by The Guardian. According to him, the date has not yet been finally confirmed. The leader of the parliamentary group of the "Servant of the People" in the Verkhovna Rada, David Arakhamia, also did not confirm that the talks wi…
Tusk admitted that Stere and Stubb's conversation with Putin had been approved by him and Zelensky himself, as reported by the British Guardian.
Tusk Says Ukraine-US-Russia Ceasefire Talks Could Begin in Abu Dhabi on November 4
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced that preliminary ceasefire talks between Ukraine, the United States, and Russia are scheduled for November 4 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, following European consultations and a recent call to Moscow by Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, as reported by The Guardian.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced that talks between delegations from Ukraine, Russia and the United States are tentatively scheduled for November 4. According to him, the meeting will most likely take place in Abu Dhabi, The Guardian reports.
A new round of talks between Ukraine, the United States and Russia is tentatively scheduled to be held on November 4 in Abu Dhabi. European leaders are cautiously assessing the prospects of the meeting, as Moscow, according to Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, has not changed its position.
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