Russia-Ukraine-US Talks Date Nears Announcement, Europe Left Out
On October 29, Russian Presidential Aide Yury Ushakov confirmed that European parties will not be invited to the upcoming negotiations on Ukraine. This positions the talks as a trilateral format involving only Russia, the United States, and Ukraine.
Date to Be Revealed Soon, November 10 Unconfirmed
Ushakov stated that the specific date for the trilateral negotiations will be announced shortly. While speculation pointed to November 10, he did not confirm this timing. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov echoed that the official date for the talks—planned between Moscow, Washington, and Kyiv representatives in Abu Dhabi—will be disclosed once finalized.
Ukraine Awaits Swift Scheduling
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky indicated on October 28 that Kyiv is waiting for the U.S. to finalize the timing. He expressed hope that the meeting could take place before November 10, with preparations currently underway.
The arrangement highlights efforts to establish direct dialogue channels on Ukraine, while Europe's exclusion raises questions about its future role in regional security discussions.