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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that security guarantees for Ukraine are one of the key topics in the negotiations to end the Russia-Ukraine war. He expressed hope that progress will be made at the meeting in Abu Dhabi.
During a press briefing, the secretary confirmed that 10 and 11 will hold talks in Abu Dhabi in November between Ukraine and Russia, mediated by the United States. He said that throughout all negotiations the main topic has always been security guarantees. "Here is the point. Throughout the entire time we have been discussing the Russia-Ukraine war, one issue is consistently raised—the need to provide security guarantees. What will the postwar security system for Ukraine... and the entire European continent look like? This is one of the key topics that has been repeatedly raised during each discussion when negotiations were being discussed," Rubio said. He also explained that in his view, when President Donald Trump talks about progress, he means some progress in working out what the security architecture after the war might look like. Rubio emphasized that before moving to this phase, the war must be finished, but such discussions are already underway. In summary, he added that for now we are talking about initial proposals, but nothing has been agreed yet. "I think the president was briefed on this last Thursday or Friday. It concerns certain initial proposals that are being considered now. Nothing has been finally agreed yet. Perhaps tomorrow in Abu Dhabi there will be some progress when Jared and Steve arrive there. I think they are already en route," the secretary concluded.
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