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US, Russia and Ukraine wrap up Abu Dhabi talks

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Trilateral talks involving the US, Russia, and Ukraine concluded in Abu Dhabi, marking the first such meeting in over eight months. The negotiations took place amid a conflict that has lasted 56 months, with concerns that the US might pressure Ukraine into making territorial concessions favorable to Moscow. Despite the diplomatic efforts, both sides continued launching military strikes during the talks.

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  • Negotiations between US, Russian, and Ukrainian delegations wrapped up in Abu Dhabi.
  • The conflict has persisted for 56 months, resulting in thousands of deaths and millions of displaced people.
  • There is apprehension that the United States may pressure Kyiv to accept territorial concessions beneficial to Russia.
  • Military action continued despite the talks, including Russian strikes on a Black Sea cargo vessel and Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian infrastructure.
  • Russian authorities arrested two individuals in Kaliningrad on suspicion of espionage related to Polish secret services.

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US, Russia and Ukraine wrap up Abu Dhabi talks β€” News Analysis