Ukraine, Moscow Says No to Immediate Truce: Talks in Abu Dhabi
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Negotiations without a truce only help the occupiers
The negotiating table has reopened in Abu Dhabi, although the distance between Moscow and Kiev remains virtually unchanged. After almost five hours of talk, there was only little progress: Vladimir Putin is not willing to accept an immediate truce, while Volodimir Zelenski is opposed to ceding the Donbas. This meeting has allowed [...]
(Teleborsa) - It concludes with the Moscow Niet - as expected - to the main demand of Ukraine and the European allies "first truce and then everything else" on the first day of negotiations in Abu Dhabi....
Lavrov rejects the European request for an immediate truce. Zelensky considers the comparison constructive. The talks will resume on November 11.
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