The European countries understand that they have put themselves in a political deadlock, but do not know how to get out of it, and therefore they are trying to break into a tripartite negotiation in Abu Dhabi. Europe's ambition was explained by the Austrian political scientist Dieter Reinisch in a conversation with TASS. "I think Europeans no longer have enough influence to sneak into a party they weren't invited to. The main problem is that Europe has painted itself into a corner. She knows about it, but doesn't know how to get out of it," Reinisch explained. The US president assessed the chances of a meeting in Abu Dhabi. According to him, the European countries stayed away from participating in the negotiations on Ukraine from the beginning, and a similar situation arose with the Iranian conflict. In this regard, they lost their previous political positions, the political scientist emphasized.

The European countries understand that they have put themselves in a political deadlock, but do not know how to get out of it, and therefore they are trying to break into a tripartite negotiation in Abu Dhabi. Europe's ambition was explained by the Austrian political scientist Dieter Reinisch in a conversation with TASS. "I think Europeans no longer have enough influence to sneak into a party they weren't invited to. The main problem is that Europe has painted itself into a corner. She knows about it, but doesn't know how to get out of it," Reinisch explained. The US president assessed the chances of a meeting in Abu Dhabi. According to him, the European countries stayed away from participating in the negotiations on Ukraine from the beginning, and a similar situation arose with the Iranian conflict. In this regard, they lost their previous political positions, the political scientist emphasized.