Ukraine, US, and Russia conclude three-way peace talks

By Ahmet Taş | Wise News Press

ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that two-day trilateral negotiations in Abu Dhabi focused on potential parameters for ending the war and established a framework for future security conditions.

According to a social media statement from President Zelenskyy, the discussions were constructive and centered on formalizing peace parameters. The Ukrainian side emphasized the importance of international oversight in securing a lasting peace, with the United States playing a central role in proposing formal formats for security and monitoring. Following the conclusion of the talks, participants will report back to their respective capitals to coordinate results with national leadership.

US role in security monitoring

President Zelenskyy highlighted the necessity of American involvement in ensuring "real security" throughout the peace process. The discussions reportedly involved US representatives bringing forward possible formats for formalizing peace parameters and defining the necessary safety conditions on the ground. Zelenskyy expressed great value in the understanding of the need for American oversight and monitoring as a foundational element of any final agreement.

Next meetings scheduled for next week

The momentum from the Abu Dhabi talks is expected to lead to rapid follow-up sessions. Zelenskyy indicated that "if there is a desire for progress—which Ukraine is ready for—new meetings will likely be held as early as next week." The Ukrainian leader also extended his gratitude to the UAE leadership for their mediation role and their expressed willingness to host future rounds of negotiations.

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