Trump says proposed Ukraine agreement could involve Europe

Conflict · First reported 5 Nov, 23:32 · Updated 23:49

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Donald Trump said a large agreement to end the Russia-Ukraine war was being discussed and might involve countries beyond Ukraine, possibly all of Europe, but he gave no details. His remarks followed a meeting with Russian envoy Kirill Dmitriev; Trump said he had not met with the Ukrainian officials present at the White House. Separate talks involving Kyiv and Moscow were planned for the following week in Abu Dhabi.

Trump said a large agreement to end the war was in the works and could involve more than Ukraine, possibly all of Europe; he did not provide details.
Trump made his comments after an unscheduled meeting with Russian envoy Kirill Dmitriev and said he had not met the Ukrainian officials who were at the White House.
Jared Kushner said US, NATO and European partners had held discussions on resolving the war; talks involving Kyiv and Moscow were scheduled for the following week in Abu Dhabi.
The White House event recognized Melania Trump’s role in brokering a six-day ceasefire in Oleshky, and representatives from Russia and Ukraine attended.
The Standard also reported that UK and French forces would jointly lead a Poland exercise involving 2,800 personnel from 11 nations, preparing for possible security guarantees for Ukraine after the conflict.

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Key facts

Trump’s claim: A large agreement was in the works and might involve all of Europe.
Meeting: Trump met Russian envoy Kirill Dmitriev at the White House.
Planned talks: Kyiv and Moscow were due to take part in discussions in Abu Dhabi the following week.
Oleshky truce: The ceasefire in Oleshky lasted six days.
Poland exercise: The Standard reported 2,800 personnel from 11 nations were to take part.