Summary
Russia, Ukraine, and the United States will meet for talks in Abu Dhabi. This meeting is the first involving all three since Russia's large-scale invasion of Ukraine. Key topics include resolving territorial issues and potential peace deals.
Key Facts
- Russia, Ukraine, and the U.S. plan to hold talks in Abu Dhabi.
- This is the first meeting with all three countries since Russia's invasion of Ukraine nearly four years ago.
- Territorial disputes remain a major sticking point in peace negotiations.
- Russian and U.S. officials described recent discussions in Moscow as useful and constructive.
- President Zelensky criticized European countries for not taking stronger actions against Russia.
- The main territorial issue involves regions like Donetsk in eastern Ukraine.
- Ukrainian, Russian, and U.S. representatives, including Jared Kushner, attended prior meetings.
- The meeting aims to discuss security guarantees and create a demilitarized zone in Donbas.
