Russia Considers Abu Dhabi a Priority Venue for a Meeting on Ukraine, Yuri Ushakov Told Vesti
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Russia regards Abu Dhabi as a possible place to negotiate with Ukraine in the event of a resumption of dialogue, but at this point there is no progress to be made on this issue, the press secretary of Russian President Dmitry Peskov stated.
Moscow wants peace negotiations with Ukraine to take place in Abu Dhabi, but calls for an end to US military aid to Kiev. As the possibility of dialogue returns to Kremlin's speech, new Russian attacks have resulted in deaths and injuries in Ukraine, which responded with attacks to strategic gas installations on Russian territory.
Putin's advisor says that if the trilateral negotiations are resumed, the city of Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates may be the place chosen for a round of negotiations.
Moscow and Washington have discussed the possibility of resuming Russian-American-Ukrainian talks on the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine, and Abu Dhabi could once again be the venue, Yuri Ushakov, the Russian president's foreign policy advisor (on our cover photo), told Rossiya 1 television on Wednesday.
According to the Kremlin, they have discussed the location with the Americans.
Moscow prefers the United Arab Emirates capital Abu Dhabi as a venue for talks on Ukraine, Kremlin adviser Yuri Ushakov said, Reuters reported, quoted by BTA. In an interview with state-run Vesti television, Ushakov also said the United States should stop providing aid to Kiev if the fighting stops. The Kremlin had earlier said it hoped to soon resume U.S.-brokered talks to end the war in Ukraine. Peskov made the remarks after Russian President …
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