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US, Russia and Ukraine start second day of Abu Dhabi talks
Executive Summary
AI-generatedThe United States, Russia, and Ukraine commenced a two-day trilateral summit in Abu Dhabi, which marks the first such meeting in over eight months. While Ukrainian President Zelenskyy described the discussions as constructive, Russian officials emphasized that establishing a broad European security framework must precede resolving the conflict. Despite the diplomatic efforts, military strikes continued between Russia and Ukraine during the talks.
Key Insights
- The trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi are aimed at resolving the conflict that has lasted for 56 months.
- Ukrainian President Zelenskyy highlighted efforts to achieve a large-scale exchange of prisoners and humanitarian steps.
- Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov stressed that defining a comprehensive European security architecture is a necessary prerequisite for conflict resolution.
- US envoy Jared Kushner indicated that his team had successfully narrowed the differences between the warring parties.
- On November 11, military action continued, including Russian strikes on a Black Sea cargo vessel and Ukrainian substations, and drone attacks by Ukraine on Russian infrastructure.
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