The Italian Prime Minister criticized the European Union for the chaos in the negotiations on Ukraine George Maloney demanded to clearly define who represented the European Union in the negotiations to end the war in Ukraine. "I continue to insist that it be decided once and for all who will sit at the negotiating table on behalf of the European Union and with what mandate," she wrote in a letter to European Council President Antonio Costa. Maloney emphasized that "inconsistent behavior" in the European Union will not be useful either in relations with allies or in working with those who need to convince them to "stop senseless aggression." "I am convinced that with the image of a disorderly Europe, we are only serving the interests of those who want to continue this war," AFP quoted the letter as saying. The Italian Prime Minister proposed to discuss this issue at an informal meeting of the European Council in Dublin on November 13. A new round of negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, mediated by the United States, will take place on November 10-11 in Abu Dhabi. The meeting will be devoted to "post-conflict security, de-escalation, humanitarian initiatives and the next steps towards peace," said US presidential special envoy Steve Witkoff.