Live: Ukraine, Russia and US to resume peace talks in Abu Dhabi
Summary
Ukraine, Russia and the United States are set to hold their first trilateral peace talks in more than nine months in Abu Dhabi, with European representatives also attending. The talks come as President Donald Trump urges an end to the war and Kyiv faces pressure over territorial concessions; previous negotiations produced no breakthrough.Key Facts
- The talks are scheduled for Tuesday in Abu Dhabi.
- European representatives are expected to attend the discussions.
- Trump said Ukraine would end up with a “little bit different shape,” suggesting it may have to give up territory.
- Ukraine, Russia and the United States have not held trilateral talks for more than nine months.
- Russia’s state news agency TASS reported that a Ukrainian drone attack disrupted power in Luhansk and other parts of the Russian-controlled region; the report was not independently confirmed.
- A Ukrainian official said a drone struck an industrial facility in Kremenchuk but gave no further details.
- Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said a deal to export Russian diesel to the United States and global markets had begun and was lowering prices.
- Trump announced on October 9 that Russia would export 300,000 metric tons of diesel initially, followed by further shipments.
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