Ukraine seeks to advance trilateral talks with Russia and the United States by a week
Russia, the United States, and Ukraine will hold trilateral peace talks in Abu Dhabi in November, with discussions planned for mid-November. The talks aim to establish a security system for the region, with Putin agreeing to resume negotiations and Zelenskyy proposing a front-line freeze. Ukraine seeks security guarantees and ten years of funding, while Russia says it is ready to resume talks after November 4.
- The Russian discussions aim to establish a security system for Russia and Ukraine.
- Putin agreed with the US envoy to resume tripartite negotiations.
- Steve Witkoff met with Vladimir Putin in St. Petersburg to discuss the invasion of Ukraine.
- President Zelenskyy mentioned a trilateral meeting on ending Russia's war against Ukraine was planned for the first half of November.
- Negotiation teams from Ukraine, Russia, and the U.S. will meet in Abu Dhabi in November to begin peace talks.
- Zelensky stated that Ukrainian, American, and Russian negotiating teams could meet in Abu Dhabi.
- Russia has expressed readiness to resume talks that have been stalled since the start of the year.
- Putin stated that the discussions must include a debate on European security architecture.
- The Russian President released Stephen Hubbard, a retired American professor.
- Moscow declared readiness to resume negotiations with Washington and Kyiv.
- Volodymyr Zelensky stated Ukraine would support trilateral peace talks with the US and Russia.
- Putin indicated the talks would focus on a final peace agreement, not a short ceasefire.
- Ushakov stated Russia is prepared to return to negotiations after November 4.
- The Ukrainian side intends to bring European partners to Abu Dhabi for briefings.
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