Russia-Ukraine Negotiations Face Major Disputes Over Territory, NATO
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MENAFNThe two-day meeting, facilitated by Washington, will bring together senior officials from all three countries for the first round of this format since February. Discussions are expected to focus on security arrangements after the war, a potential ceasefire and humanitarian concerns.
The negotiations are taking place while fighting continues on the ground and international calls for a diplomatic resolution grow stronger ahead of the winter season.
US President Donald Trump has increased his efforts to broker an agreement, building on recent communications with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Earlier this month, US special envoy Steve Witkoff announced the planned talks, explaining that Washington aimed to advance the discussions following earlier contacts in Kyiv, Oslo and St. Petersburg.
Witkoff said the agenda would cover security guarantees and arrangements for the post-war period, efforts to reduce tensions, humanitarian initiatives and additional measures aimed at bringing the conflict to an end.
Putin agreed to participate in the renewed negotiations after meeting Witkoff in St. Petersburg in late October.
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