Trump says US sees signs of willingness to end Ukraine war
Conflict · First reported 9 Nov, 18:43 · Updated 23:37
Donald Trump said the US sees a strong inclination to end Russia’s war in Ukraine ahead of US-led talks in Abu Dhabi. A US official said both sides may be open to compromise, while security guarantees and territory are expected to be key issues.
- Trump said both sides were tired of fighting and described the US as involved in efforts to end the war.
- US-led talks in Abu Dhabi were scheduled to begin the next day and last two days; a US official said security guarantees for Ukraine would be a major topic.
- The official said both sides privately showed potential for compromise on territory, though any territorial agreement would likely come after other issues were addressed.
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- Talks location
- Abu Dhabi
- Scheduled duration
- Two days
- US mediators
- Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner
- Front line
- About 1,200 km; described as fairly static for many months
- Territory held by Russia
- About 20% of Ukrainian territory
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- An earlier Lux story headline said Zelenskyy warned that Russian strikes aimed to cut Ukraine in half. [64f87e62-296d-4aa4-9dc9-f48514de7d93]
- Another earlier Lux story headline reported Zelensky’s claim that Russia was attacking Ukraine with North Korean missiles. [c9161cf9-1793-4beb-90a4-6a36b9a1db59]
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