Ukraine Sees Momentum for Deal Before New Year
- On Wednesday, Nov. 11, Davyd Arakhamia reported momentum for a resolution before the New Year after two-day peace talks in Abu Dhabi involving Ukraine, Russia, and the United States produced an agreement on a potentially record prisoner exchange.
- Arakhamia counted the resumption of negotiations after a nine-month interruption among the round's achievements, though he described the discussions as one of the hardest since 2022.
- Jared Kushner confirmed the prisoner agreement, which delegations intend to be their largest humanitarian release; final numbers remain unsettled until Thursday, Nov. 12.
- Kushner and Steve Witkoff plan to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Thursday, Nov. 12, before traveling to Dublin for discussions with President Volodymyr Zelensky.
- While the prisoner agreement offers humanitarian progress, the central territorial dispute remains unresolved; Ukraine maintains it will not recognize Russian sovereignty over occupied territory, even as efforts move toward broader European involvement.
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Ukraine hopes to achieve concrete results in the peace negotiations by the end of 2026, following the trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi under the mediation of the United States. A leader of Volodimir Zelenski's party talks about a "favorable push to reach an agreement, but US mediators warn that there is a lack of confidence between Kiev and Moscow. Russia's occupied territories and security guarantees remain among the main challenges, The Independe…
No breakthrough in Abu Dhabi, but a signal. Russians and Ukrainians agree on an exchange of several thousand prisoners, while the territorial issue remains the most difficult to resolve. The emissaries...
"I think we currently have good momentum to reach a solution before the New Year," stated David Arakhamia, head of the 'Servant of the People' faction in the Rada and a member of the Ukrainian delegation at the negotiations..
"I think we currently have good momentum to reach a solution before the New Year," stated David Arakhamia, head of the 'Servant of the People' faction in the Rada and a member of the Ukrainian delegation at the negotiations in Abu...
"I think we have a good dynamic to achieve a solution before the beginning of next year," said David Arakhamia, head of the party's parliamentary group in power "People's Service", quoted by the French agency AFP.
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With all caution, the second round of negotiations between Russia and Ukraine with the mediation of the United States has given birth to the hope of a possible peace agreement before the end of the year. This has been acknowledged by Ukrainian negotiator David Arajamia at the end of the second meeting in Abu Dhabi. "I encourage you, boys, to visit Moscow and then meet back with us in Dublin, and then have a second session and set the date, annou…
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