Security guarantees, including for Russia, discussed at Abu Dhabi talks – source
During the first round of talks between Ukraine, the US and Russia in Abu Dhabi, the parties discussed security guarantees, Russia's demands and the post-war future.
Source: a source close to the Ukrainian delegation speaking to Ukrainska Pravda
Details: The source outlined the preliminary outcomes of the first round of trilateral talks.
The parties focused primarily on security guarantees for Ukraine and Europe as a whole. Russia's demands for security guarantees of its own were also discussed separately.
Another key topic addressed during the talks was the post-war future, including Ukraine's reconstruction and the establishment of a new European security architecture amid a crisis of trust.
Quote: "The Ukrainian side's key position is that the war must first be brought to an end. Only then can the process of establishing a new security architecture in Europe begin – one that will ensure long-term stability and prevent further aggression."
Background:
- On 10 November, trilateral talks between Ukraine, the US and Russia began in the United Arab Emirates, focusing on ending hostilities. Before the talks, the Ukrainian delegation held separate meetings with European partners and US representatives.
- The talks are scheduled for 10-11 November. The Ukrainian side previously stated that it did not expect a breakthrough at the first meeting but was more hopeful about the second round.
Support Ukrainska Pravda on Patreon to help us keep reporting!