Summary
Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy announced that the document outlining U.S. security guarantees for Ukraine is ready to be signed. This follows discussions involving Ukraine, the U.S., and Russia, addressing ongoing conflict issues and territorial disputes. The document requires approval from the U.S. Congress and Ukrainian parliament before it is finalized.
Key Facts
- President Zelenskyy stated that a U.S. security guarantees document for Ukraine is completed and awaiting a signing date.
- The document needs ratification from both the U.S. Congress and Ukrainian parliament.
- Talks took place in Abu Dhabi with representatives from Ukraine, the U.S., and Russia, focusing on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
- President Zelenskyy expressed Ukraine's intention to join the European Union by 2027 for economic security.
- Discussions included potential military and economic agreements, as well as the possibility of a ceasefire.
- A primary issue in the talks was Ukraine's territorial integrity, with Russia having annexed parts of eastern Ukraine.
- Further negotiations are planned for February 1st in the United Arab Emirates.
