US-brokered Russia-Ukraine talks open in Abu Dhabi amid European dispute
Trilateral peace talks aim to end Russia's war in Ukraine, which has lasted more than four years, with Europe's role disputed.
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What happened
US, Russian and Ukrainian negotiators are meeting in Abu Dhabi in talks aimed at ending the war in Ukraine. The first day of talks ended with it unclear what progress had been made, if any.
Why it matters
The talks are the first substantive negotiations in months on a conflict that has raged for more than four years. Expectations of a breakthrough were reported to be low.
Coverage
- Ukraine, Russia Negotiators Conclude First Day Of US-Led Peace Talks As Europe Seeks Role (RFE/RL)
- US, Russia and Ukraine hold trilateral talks aimed at ending war (The Guardian)
- High Hurdles To Progress At New US-Ukraine-Russia Talks (RFE/RL)
- ‘No concession’: What to expect from Russia-US-Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi (Al Jazeera)
- Ukraine, Russia and US restart war talks in Abu Dhabi
- Russia rejects European role as Abu Dhabi Ukraine talks near
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