Zelenskyy warns summit could reshape global influence

Politics · First reported 28 Oct, 12:19 · Updated 13:08

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that a possible Russia-China-US summit could give its participants an opportunity to redraw spheres of influence. He said the agenda was unclear and urged that planned Ukraine-Russia-US talks in the UAE take place first.

Zelenskyy said a potential summit could lead to a redistribution of influence and warned against a repeat of the 1945 Yalta Conference.
The summit was being discussed for the sidelines of an Asia-Pacific meeting next month; its agenda was not clearly defined, and Trump had not agreed to attend at the time reported by the Wall Street Journal.
Ukraine wanted planned talks among Ukrainian, Russian and US envoys in the UAE to happen before the possible summit; no date had been set for the Abu Dhabi meeting.

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Key facts

Possible summit participants: Russia, China and the United States
Possible timing and setting: Next month, on the sidelines of an Asia-Pacific summit
UAE talks: No specific date had been set for the planned Abu Dhabi meeting