Is the end of the war near? Two-day peace talks between Ukraine and the Russian Federation will begin tomorrow in Abu Dhabi.
They will be mediated by the US, which will be represented by Trump's son-in-law Kushner and envoy Witkoff.
Kushner emphasizes four aspects that must be resolved: ceasefire, security guarantees, an economic plan for the reconstruction of Ukraine, humanitarian issues (prisoner exchange, return of citizens).
This negotiation may become one of the most interesting and difficult in recent times. And the fact that the Europeans are so active in public media and plan to join the negotiations with such a broad team for consultation is a direct indicator of this, - the journalist Zabelina.
One of the reasons is the reluctance that the strategy of the "new collective security of Europe" proposed by the US will be discussed without them and in this way.
This is the second time that Kushner has come out in the media about this as the main target of the negotiations - the journalist Zabelina.
There will also be representatives of NATO and the European Union in Abu Dhabi, but they will not be in negotiations with the Russians, they will meet with our delegation and the Americans.
The composition of the Ukrainian delegation at the tripartite talks in Abu Dhabi will look like this: head of the SSR Rustem Umyerov (head of the delegation); OPU head Kyrylo Budanov; Head of the "Servant of the People" faction, David Arhamia; Seri Kisilicia, First Deputy Head of OPU; Deputy Head of the Ministry of Interior and Communications, Vadim Skibitsky.
Composition of the Russian delegation: Putin's assistant Volodymyr Medinsky, head of the delegation; Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Sergei Ryabkov; Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Mikhail Glozin; Head of the Main Directorate of the General Staff (GRU) Admiral Ihor Kostyukov; Yuri Zhigerlovsky, Deputy Head of the Main Operational Department of the General Staff of the Russian Federation; Assistant President of the Russian Federation Yuri Ushkov (will supervise the negotiations from Moscow).