Ukraine's Zelenskyy Irked by US-Russia-China Summit
Zelenskyy says Ukraine wants talks with U.S. and Russian delegations before any summit with China, warning Moscow could seek NATO concessions.
- President Volodymyr Zelensky seeks a meeting in Abu Dhabi with United States and Russian delegations before broader summits, warning Moscow could use negotiations to seek NATO concessions.
- Amid reports of demands for withdrawing NATO forces from Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Finland, Moscow has signaled interest in a 'new Yalta' to redistribute European influence.
- Warning against a return to 1997 military configurations, Zelensky stated, "any retreat, any rollback of security, is a weakness for the alliance," arguing NATO members should determine their own posture.
- Technical-Level trilateral negotiations are expected to resume in November, though the format and potential European participation remain unsettled between the United States, Russia, and Ukraine.
- Zelensky emphasized that resolving war-related issues must precede broader security discussions, rejecting attempts to negotiate NATO's internal arrangements based on the Kremlin's expectations for security guarantees.
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