US, Russia and Ukraine start second day of Abu Dhabi peace talks
U.S. mediators said they narrowed gaps as negotiators discussed prisoner exchanges, humanitarian steps and a new European security framework.
- On Wednesday, November 11, 2026, negotiators from Ukraine, Russia, and the United States concluded a second day of trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi, with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky calling them "constructive and quite substantive."
- US presidential envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff mediated discussions aimed at creating a "new" security framework after previous rounds in February ended in stalemate. The talks represent the first trilateral meeting in nine months.
- Negotiators prioritized humanitarian relief, specifically a "large-scale exchange of prisoners," Zelensky said, while Ukraine insisted on strict sequencing: ending the war first, then security guarantees, then European security discussions.
- Combat operations persist despite diplomacy; regional leader Leonid Pasechnik reported five non-combatants killed in Lugansk strikes over the preceding 24 hours, while Moscow maintains its objective of reviewing security "for the entire continent."
- Zelensky expressed caution, stating "nobody really understands 100% what they want" regarding US-Russia documents, while US Secretary of State Marco Rubio called for European inclusion in future negotiations "because they are part of solving this problem.
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Zelenskyy warns Ukraine is 'not real estate' as experts say a Russia peace deal remains elusive
President Zelenskyy warned Tuesday that his country "was not real estate," as a second and final day of U.S.-brokered peace talks got underway.
The Ukraino-Russian talks under US mediation concluded this Wednesday, November 11 in Abu Dhabi after less than two hours of discussion, the day after a first day of more prolonged and positive exchanges by Kiev and Washington. US emissaries will travel Thursday to Moscow to meet Vladimir Putin, then to Dublin to meet Volodymyr Zelensky, Jared Kushner said.
In Abu Dhabi, negotiations between Ukraine, Russia and the United States on a possible end to the war ended, and during two days of meetings the parties discussed energy, security in the Black Sea, prisoner exchange and future security assurances.
The Ukraino-Russian talks under American mediation concluded on Wednesday in Abu Dhabi after less than two hours of discussion, following a first day of more prolonged exchanges and considered positive by Kyiv and Washington.
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