Ukraine's Zelenskyy Says Progress in Peace Talks Hinges on US Approach to Russia
Zelensky said a major prisoner swap and little else came from U.S.-led talks, with a peace deal this year depending on Washington's approach.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Nov 11 that Kyiv hopes to achieve concrete results in peace talks with Russia this year, though success depends on how the United States approaches Moscow.
- The US-led talks in Abu Dhabi produced a major prisoner swap, the first discussions since February, but yielded little else on ending the war.
- Ukrainian negotiator David Arakhamia said Russia's delegation arrived with "strict directives" but produced "good momentum" toward a solution, while Vladimir Medinsky claimed a peace deal is closer.
- US presidential envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner will travel to Moscow tomorrow to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin, then fly to Dublin to consult with Zelensky.
- Jared Kushner described the Abu Dhabi discussions as "a good first step," though he acknowledged no trust exists between the two sides as the United States shapes ongoing dialogue.
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Ukraine's Zelenskiy says progress in peace talks hinges on US approach to Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Wednesday that Kyiv hoped to achieve concrete results in talks on resolving the war with Russia this year, but that much depended on how the United States approached Moscow.
Zelensky hopes for progress toward peace with Russia by year’s end: US approach to Moscow will play a key role
Presidenti ukrainas, Volodymyr Zelensky, ka deklaruar se Ukraina shpreson të arrijë rezultate konkrete në negociatat për përfundimin e luftës me Rusinë deri në fund të këtij viti, por theksoi se varet nga mënyra se si Shtetet e Bashkuara do të zhvillojnë dialogun me Moskën. [...] Read More... The po [...] Read More...
Dublin: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelinski said today Wednesday that Kiev hoped to achieve tangible results in the talks aimed at ending the war with Russia this year, but that depends to a large extent on the way the US deals with Moscow.
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