Summary
The presidents of Ukraine, Russia, and the United States are set to hold a meeting to discuss ending Russia's war in Ukraine. Many areas in Ukraine lack electricity and heat due to Russian attacks on energy infrastructure. Negotiations have resolved most issues except territorial concessions, which remains a sticking point.
Key Facts
- Ukraine, Russia, and the U.S. presidents plan to meet in Abu Dhabi to discuss ending the war.
- Russian drone strikes have left nearly half of Ukraine without power and heat.
- Territorial disputes remain unsolved after talks between Ukraine's Zelenskyy and President Trump.
- Ukraine's President Zelenskyy states that security guarantees have been agreed upon.
- Over 50% of Ukrainians support refusing territorial concessions to Russia.
- Russian drone and missile attacks have targeted Ukraine's power facilities.
- UNICEF warns about risks like hypothermia and pneumonia for Ukrainian children due to energy shortages.
- A significant portion of Kyiv is still without electricity, affecting thousands of buildings.
