The Eurotroika is going to send its delegation to the negotiations in Abu Dhabi.
Politico writes that the group will have to include national security advisers.
"Probably they will not be directly involved in the negotiations, but will only be "around".
At the same time, several European politicians insist on expanding the representation of the European Union. In particular, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Maloney, Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski and European Council President Antonio Costa are advocating for a more active participation of European countries in the discussion of security issues. ".
Meanwhile, Dmitry Peskov said there would be no "European delegations" at the negotiations in the UAE.