France says Europeans will join Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi
Conflict · First reported 8 Nov, 12:08 · Updated 12:25
France says it will take part in US-mediated Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi, where European participation had been uncertain. The meetings are scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday, and the identities of participants have not been made public.
- French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said France and other Europeans would participate in the upcoming Abu Dhabi talks.
- The US-mediated meetings are scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday and were described as a trilateral format involving officials from Ukraine, Russia and the United States; participant identities have not been made public.
- US, European, Ukrainian and NATO officials met in Brussels ahead of the talks; US envoy Jared Kushner said Washington would consult European partners and could seek a broader format if progress is made.
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- Abu Dhabi
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- Tuesday and Wednesday; the report is dated Sunday, Nov 8
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- Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot
- Proposed initial format
- Officials from Ukraine, Russia and the United States
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- An earlier Lux story reported that the Kremlin hoped a US election shake-up would not change President Trump's Ukraine negotiations. [052ee9d2-7b1b-4348-a19b-a63b6a3dc27e]
- Another earlier Lux story covered Jean-Luc Mélenchon's mention of a Ukraine peace deal in a campaign speech. [98275c19-8ca4-4f19-83c4-c3c3ca3a7241]
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