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During the trilateral talks between Ukraine, the United States, and Russia in Abu Dhabi this week, a ceasefire will not be placed on the agenda. Instead, participants will focus on future security guarantees and a broader European security architecture intended to prevent the resumption of war after any possible truce.
The New York Times reports this. The outlet notes that the US-led negotiation process is resuming after a nine-month pause, and one of the main obstacles to its progress remains Moscow’s demands that Ukraine cede territories to Russia that the Russian army was unable to capture by military means.
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