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U.S., Russian and Ukrainian representatives began talks in Abu Dhabi aimed at ending the war, The Guardian reported.
The United States, Russia and Ukraine began trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi on Nov. 10 aimed at ending the Russia–Ukraine war, according to The Guardian.
The Guardian described the meeting as the first substantive negotiations in months focused on ending the conflict, which has lasted more than four years. Its report said U.S. officials were seeking a “final end” to the war.
The supplied report did not detail proposals under discussion or announce an agreement.
Russia says the Abu Dhabi talks produced agreement on a prisoner exchange involving more than 1,000 captives per side, while security disputes remain unresolved.
France says European officials will attend U.S.-brokered Russia–Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi on Nov. 10–11, though their role remains unclear following Kremlin objections.
Kyiv supports negotiator-level talks, while Moscow suggests November 10 or later and a possible Abu Dhabi venue.
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